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21your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Fri Apr 03 2015, 23:32

Copper Dragon

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Ivan Campo
Ivan Campo

xmiles wrote:I couldn't take the chance that somebody would think I meant that steaming pile of shit The Phantom Menace.


Good man, we're on the same page.  Cool

22your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 00:00

Hip Priest

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Andy Walker
Andy Walker

Raging Bull
Godfather (1 & 2)
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
American Graffiti
American Beauty
Dog Day Afternoon
Life of Brian
Amadeus
Cabaret
Trainspotting

23your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 00:15

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Dog Day Afternoon.

Brilliant film.

I can't do this.......

There's no way I can pick just ten and post a definitive list on here - I'm going to have to think about it and post them as they occur to me.

And there may well be more than ten......

24your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 00:15

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Marathon Man.

Is it safe?

25your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 00:35

doffcocker

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Ivan Campo
Ivan Campo

Very annoyed with myself for forgetting Dog Day Afternoon.

26your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 01:10

karlypants

karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

doffcocker wrote:Very annoyed with myself for forgetting Dog Day Afternoon.

It's always the case DC! Very Happy

27your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 08:57

xmiles

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Jay Jay Okocha
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This thread reminds me that there are a lot of great films out there. I would definitely add Life of Brian to my top ten and possibly Get Carter. I suspect most have done what I did and include films that are not only generally rated as good but films that have a particular meaning or memory for me.

28your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 09:02

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xmiles wrote:This thread reminds me that there are a lot of great films out there. I would definitely add Life of Brian to my top ten and possibly Get Carter. I suspect most have done what I did and include films that are not only generally rated as good but films that have a particular meaning or memory for me.

Definitely good memories some of them.  Particularlu the godfather.  My uncle sent me the vhs boxset whilst i was doing my gcses and i watched them while i was supposed to be revising.  During watching the second one with a girl i went to school with she got bored and decided to get frisky.  While she did i carried on watching the film Smile

And i wonder why i got a u in physics, well i was stoned too Smile

29your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 09:39

BoltonTillIDie

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Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Too many good films - so I'm just gonna put 10 films I like

Poltergeist 2
IT
Shawshank
Terminator
Back to the Future
Alien
Predator
Jaws
Rocky
X-Men

30your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 18:44

Bwfc1958

Bwfc1958
Tinned Toms - You know it makes sense!

Shawshank redemption 
Lucky number slevin 
Usual suspects
Pulp fiction
Reservoir dogs

Can't think of any more at the minute but my guilty pleasure is tremors.

31your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 19:29

Bwfc1958

Bwfc1958
Tinned Toms - You know it makes sense!

Most films with denzel Washington. 

Training Day, Deja Vu, Man on fire and the taking of Pelham 1,2,3. Travolta was good in Pelham as well.

I'm gonna watch the equaliser soon as well, hoping it will be good.

32your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 19:35

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You won't be disappointed, mate.

Saw it the other week and it's a decent film.

Man on Fire's one of my all time favourites too - brilliant film.

33your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 19:37

boltonbonce

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Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Watched 'One flew over the cuckoo's nest' again last night.
Classic.

34your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 19:38

finlaymcdanger

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Frank Worthington
Frank Worthington

3 off the top of my head that are magnificent...

No Country For Old Men
Münich
There Will Be Blood

35your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 19:40

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Pan's Labyrinth - absolute corker.

36your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 19:44

finlaymcdanger

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Frank Worthington
Frank Worthington

Breadman wrote:Pan's Labyrinth - absolute corker.

I could watch it over and over again. Amazing film.

37your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 19:46

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finlaymcdanger wrote:
Breadman wrote:Pan's Labyrinth - absolute corker.

I could watch it over and over again. Amazing film.

If you've not already seen it, The Devil's Backbone is another Del Toro masterpiece.

Highly recommend it.

38your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 19:48

boltonbonce

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Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Breadman wrote:Pan's Labyrinth - absolute corker.
Passed me by did that. Just watched a trailer and I want more.
Ta.

39your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 19:48

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You'll love it, mate.

40your top ten films - Page 2 Empty Re: your top ten films Sat Apr 04 2015, 19:51

finlaymcdanger

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Frank Worthington
Frank Worthington

Breadman wrote:
finlaymcdanger wrote:
Breadman wrote:Pan's Labyrinth - absolute corker.

I could watch it over and over again. Amazing film.

If you've not already seen it, The Devil's Backbone is another Del Toro masterpiece.

Highly recommend it.

Haven't seen it - just watched the trailer so I'll be on it this week. Thanks, Breaders.

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