What are you Top 10 favourite Movies?

Any order,............... dont be shy to admit if it is...... Titanic................... you Guys,............ just try to deny the tears when Jack Dawson Sinks! ohh what are mine.................ok, no particular order, and i may change my mind after thinking about it more..........

Goodfellows

Titanic

Midnight Express

The commitments

Braveheart

This sporting life

Platoon

The full Monty

Kes

Sound of Music

i am thinking of many more, as i am typing......

Sleepers

Fight Club

LOTR 1

LOTR 2

Matrix 1

Dune

Lock Stock and two etc etc

Snatch

the killing fields

saving pvt ryan.

Any if any of you think LOTR 1 & 2 should be one choice..

castaway.

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Good choices Phazey, i seen a lot of movies amongst yours i could add to mine.

Sorry but did you say The Sound of Music ???

Here's my top ten (in no particular order):

• Trainspotting
  
• Shawshank Redemption
  
• Pulp Fiction
  
• Life is Beautiful
  
• The Last Supper
  
• A Clockwork Orange
  
• Forest Gump
  
• Groundhog Day
  
• Raiders of the Lost Ark
  
• Gladiator
  

The hills are alive....Ick.

good selection also Edward B

Yes i did say Sound of Music.

Can't remember that well , but heres a few in my mind.

Withnail & I

Gladiator

A.I.

Jacobs Ladder

Me, myself and Irene

Kickboxer

Any Jackie Chan film before 1998

The Meaning of Life

The Big Boss

Happy Gilmore.

I see movies i could add to my list in all the posts so far,........................ good movies there also Chonabot

Sorry but did you say The Sound of Music ???

hey, don't knock it it was one of the reasons I went to Salzburg

Salzburg Nat ? I'm off.

Did any of you know that Bruce Lee 1st movie, the Big Boss, was filmed in Pak Chong, Thailand?

Absolutely tripxcore!

For me,

King & I

King of Kings

Bridge of the River Kwai – that’s why I live there now

and especially all of Clint Eastwood’s movies.

-Star War

-Matrix

-LOTR

-Face Off

-Gladiator

-SwordFish

-Braveheart

-Stand By Me

-Conan the Barbarian

-Friday

I got lots more

I find it unbelievable that the "The Life of Brian" doesn't appear on any lists. It's the only movie I've been content to watch time and time again (probably up to 30 by now).

well, well

a beautiful mind

instinct

swordfish

gorillas in the mist

altered states

gorky park

AI

dune, the latest one

full metal jacket

the sixth sens

matrix 1 and 2

the silence of the lambs

the shipping news

dragon fly

pulp fiction

sweet november

forrest gump

ali

any old james bond

the all godfather series 1,2,3.

deer hunter

the hassler

and many more mostly old movies ...

lile casablanca ...

or any groucho brothers

and yes! titanic

and the all series of band of brothers ... it might be not considered as a movie?

and more I think, more I find some that I would like to watch again

I love good movies

which word don't you understand when he say: (What are you Top 10 favourite Movies?)

while you're at it, why don't you just tell me about your familt tree tooooo!

[Please be advice wat-ever i write here is for joke purposes]

My top ten are

1: Any Laurel & Hardy film

2: Midnight Cowboy

3: Star Wars

4: Dumb & Dumber

5: Scarecrow

6: Agurre (Wrath of God)

7: Life of Brian

8: Tommy

9: Withnail & I

10: Nosferatu (Klaus Kinski)

Laurel & Hardy just crack me up everytime, no matter how many times I watch them.

which word don't you understand when he say: (What are you Top 10 favourite Movies?)

while you're at it, why don't you just tell me about your familt tree tooooo!

haha, only ten, this is far too limited!

top ten means nothing to me

top ten reminds me how the taste of the people can be so easily manipulated

and, sorry, I can't stop at ten ... as I said too many

I really don't like mathematics and square minds

I'm sure Tomy is still at school , hence his level of English , and his obedience when asked to produce a list of 10. Francois he sees you as a teachers pet perchance?...j/k all

arh! that's just plain cold, making fun like that, when i decided to write proper english i'll let you know, until then

hollywood sucks

they are heading the same way as the riaa

long live the internet

som nam naa

Yep some ###### good films,

Scarface (Pacino)

Withnail

Bad Taste (Not sure if anyone has heard of this one i think it's a Kiwi film)

Me myself & Irene (cheese tits !)

Kingpin (Munsen)

Apocalypse Now

Ong Bak

Fearless Hyena (Jackie Chan) (pre Hollywood)

Shaolin Temple (Jet Li) (pre Holywood)

Usual suspects

And loads more.....

BAd taste ...now that was a film !

I just got the classic "Zulu" on DVD. I also like the Die Hard series;

12 Monkies;

Fifth Element...

I got lots more

really, so why not let us know? hum

obeing the rules of numbers may be?

sorry I don't

arh! that's just plain cold, making fun like that, when i decided to write proper english i'll let you know, until then

hum hum, gracious

you're right chonabot, a kiddy reaction

hey, by the way, I forgot Seven, which a great one ...

someone talk about the seven monkeys, what a great one

and there a lot more tommy

The one and the only top 10...

All the Bonds movies...

James Bond 007...

Now on DVD and games...

Great picks by all, most of mine were already listed by others only one I can think of right off the bat thats not listed.

The Wall

Keep it real!

Ten favorite movies (at the moment):

Angel and the Badman (John Wayne/Gail Russell)

Laurence of Arabia (Peter O'toole)

Zulu (Michael Caine)

Mr Roberts (Henry Fonda)

The Big Country (Gregory Peck)

Silence of the Lambs (Jodie Foster)

Any mid-forties Sherlock Holmes flicks (Basil Rathbone)

Sophies Choice (Meryl Streep)

Reds (Warren Beatty/Diane Keaton)

Taxi Driver (Robert De Niro)

That my list of favorites today. Another day and a few others might shuffle in and a couple drop off. Gregory Peck did a number of good flicks such as 12 O'clock High and The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit. So did Henry Fonda. Meryl Streep was particularly hard to place, The French Lieutentants Woman/Kramer vs Kramer/Out of Africa were all good flicks. I'm probably a bit influenced from reading Sophies Choice as novel and enjoying it. John Wayne in The Searchers was a better flick, but doesn't hit that warm spot that Angel and the BM did with me.

I don't have Sean Connery in the list, but I should, same goes for Tom Hanks and an early flick of his: Every Time We Say Goodbye. I really enjoyed the love story. And I forgot South Pacific. I loved it as a kid, but you would never have got me to admit it.

I remember seeing Reds at the theatre, a suitably long movie in itself. Afterwards my girlfriend and I came home with take out, flipped on the tube and there was Dr Zhivago on television. We watched it. Talk about Russian Revolution Overload!

No, you don't see any contemporary flicks on my list. Nothing against modern movies makers, just they haven't moved me the way the others did. I was probably in a more impressionable phase back then. I do look forward to the upcoming release of "Master & Commander". Based on Patrick O'Brian's wonderful series of naval novels.

Jeepz

I love to see the movies so i have to post my favourite movies here

- The Sound Of Music.....do re mee,, a female dear hehe Narak..

- Indiana Jones

- E.T

- When Harry Met Sally

- You Got Mail

- Green Mile

- Matrix ( All Parts )

- Saving Private Ryans

- Chicago

- Shawnshank

- James Bond 007 umm.. not Mr James Bone in this Forum naa

- Silence of the Lambs ( All Parts )

- Terminator 3

- Die Hard ( All Parts )

- Jurassic Park Adventures

- Jaws

It s not enough i got more...but ..but huhh ,,hehe

I really like this actor,, Tom Hank...whom u like?

SPY....

Come on.....anything by David Lynch: Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart, Elephant Man, etc.

Plus Lyndsey Anderson's stuff.......This Sporting Life, Britannia Hospital, Oh Lucky Man, etc..... these are good movies.

I did enjoy..... "I bought a vampire motor cycle" with Neil Morrissey........anyone know where I can get this movie now?