FabSwingers.com forum: Best film youve seen

By *ifelover999 OP Man
9 weeks ago

Eastbourne

So we had a thread of bad films so whats the best youve seen and why

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By *007ManMan
9 weeks ago

Worthing

Starwars the original without Lucas add-ons. As a youngster, it was a game changer for my friends and me. Still recall sitting amazed at the opening sequence.

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By *tephTV67TV/TS
9 weeks ago

Cheshire

Jaws.

I saw it when I was ten and I went through all sorts of emotions during the film and afterwards after seeing it.

It has a true three act structure, we learn about Brody (our main protagonist) the town and even how brutal this shark is, in the first act.

Second act we see failures from our protagonist, other people in the town and how the issue of this one shark escalates with more deaths and lack of action.

Third act we get the action, guilt, greed and professional interest from our now three protagonists each have to face a hardened beast that’ll show no mercy.

Both of my sons watched it with me (both older than ten) and they agreed it was one hell of a film.

I have read the book as well and the film (for a change) is far superior.

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By *hams123Man
9 weeks ago

London

The Usual Suspects

The storyline was really good. The ensemble cast was fantastic.

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By *cLovin2Man
9 weeks ago

London

"The Usual Suspects

The storyline was really good. The ensemble cast was fantastic."

Agreed, probably the best twist at the end of a movie ever. Shame the main character turns out to be a real life rapist. But as a film, it pulls you into the story and starts the legend of Kaiser Sose!

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By *cLovin2Man
9 weeks ago

London

My personal favourite is the original Godfather. The book is even better than the movie. It delves into the background of the characters enriching them in a gritty and realistic way.

It's commonly regarded as the best gangster movie of all time. Even though it's over 50 years old, even a genius like Martin Scorsese hasn't been able to better it.

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By *oleraine-coupleCouple
9 weeks ago

Coleraine

Amelie

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By *aked beachMan
9 weeks ago

small cave, behind the big cave.

Hard to choose one above all, but the one I watch relatively regularly is Where Eagles Dare.

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By *hortieWoman
9 weeks ago

Northampton

Robocop. The original.

Sci fi, action, drama, satire, tragedy, corporate thriller .. all in one bang tidy package.

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

L'Atalante or City Lights

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By *eneralKenobiMan
9 weeks ago

North Angus

Green Mile is a wonderful movie

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By *rSuave88Man
9 weeks ago

Mirfield

Good Will Hunting is one that comes to mind.

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By *ifelover999 OP Man
9 weeks ago

Eastbourne

I have a few

Green mile

excorcist

The equalizer

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

Driver or blade runner 2049

Not for the story but the music and shots

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By *e-OptimistMan
9 weeks ago

Stalybridge

Amelie - clever, funny, bit sad but very uplifting.

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By *olvesxcoupleCouple
9 weeks ago

Round the bend

Another one for The Green Mile

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By *igerFiestaMan
9 weeks ago

Huddersfield

Monte Carlo or Bust (1969). An all-star wacky races comedy set in the roaring twenties. Fond childhood memories of watching it on VHS scotch tape many times.

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By *uke Thigh WalkerMan
9 weeks ago

solihull

Rocky 4

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By *artinMG4Man
9 weeks ago

Leeds

There's many but I recently rewatched Goodfellas and it really is a masterpiece.

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By *estructionDollyWoman
9 weeks ago

Manchester

Alien is still my favourite movie, so many layers.

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

Fellowship of the ring. The way it starts so small and gradually gets bigger and bigger in scale. It feels like a road movie, with so many different places and moods.

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By *e MonkMan
9 weeks ago

Inside your head

The first 2 Godfather movies are in Empire magazines top 5 movies of all time every year they have their poll

Although based on Mario Puzo’s book, Puzo draws his inspiration from reality in that the character Vito Corleone almost mirrors the life of Carlo Gambino

The Goodfellas and Donnie Brasco are true biopics of the lives of Henry Hill and Joseph Pistano the movies let them down by straying from the actual truth.

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By *otwife Snowy and MeCouple
9 weeks ago

Carshalton

The Usual Suspects and Gross Point Blank.... Classics

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By *egnMaxCouple
9 weeks ago

East Midlands

As Jaws and Alien have already been taken.

I’ll say The Sting - two all time greats at their charming best and great costume and music.

Love it.

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By *reachersdaughterWoman
9 weeks ago

someplace

In Bruges and Manchester by the sea

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By *avexxMan
9 weeks ago

cheshire

green mile also enjoyed gladiator

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By *eltCuteMightDeleteWoman
9 weeks ago

Reading

This month? Aftersun

This year? Sentimental Value

Ever? Hard to say. And depends on my mood. Right now I'll say The Princess Bride.

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By *hortieWoman
9 weeks ago

Northampton

"Alien is still my favourite movie, so many layers. "

If the question were my favourite cinema experience?? Alien would win, hands down.

FB and I went to an anniversary screening years ago.

Tho I'd seen the film many times before on tv.. the feeling being sat in darkness , feeling - let alone hearing that constant engine thrumming surrounding you like a dark blanket, while you have that pants shitting terror right in your face..

Peak experience 👌

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By *eardfitwandererMan
9 weeks ago

lochgelly

ET, blew my mind when I saw the very first grainy bootleg version my old man had confiscated as ‘evidence’ when it wasn’t out here. Watched it so many times since. Spielberg is an amazing director.

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By *acktopervMan
9 weeks ago

Stourport-On-Severn

"Alien is still my favourite movie, so many layers.

If the question were my favourite cinema experience?? Alien would win, hands down.

FB and I went to an anniversary screening years ago.

Peak experience 👌"

Alen is my favourite as well. I first saw it on release at my local cinema. Lat year i bought the 4k HDR blue ray. The blue ray though has the whole uncensored film (unlike the Uk release back in the day). A remarkable film for it's time and still even now can evoke fear for how realistic it is.

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By *hams123Man
9 weeks ago

London

"This month? Aftersun

This year? Sentimental Value

Ever? Hard to say. And depends on my mood. Right now I'll say The Princess Bride."

Inconceivable!

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By *rchnoon69Man
9 weeks ago

droitwich

just some of many films i loved

the legend of 1900,

lord of rings trilogy,

the mummy 1999

the matrix

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By *rumfellaukMan
9 weeks ago

Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham

The Terminator

Because it predicted the future back in 84 of what's going to happen soon, very soon. The end in nigh people. I also like it's little love story and course, all that lovely violence!

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By *itty FelouWoman
9 weeks ago

Carlisle

Dallas Buyer's Club is an incredible film, as is Oppenheimer.

I also throughly enjoyed All of us Strangers.

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By *eeejayMan
9 weeks ago

Ramsgate

Wolf of Wall Street

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By *imon_hydeMan
9 weeks ago

Stockport

Blue Velvet, I remember seeing it when it came out and leaving the cinema shocked but hugely entertained. I saw it at the cinema again recently and it's every bit as good as I remember. The performances, filming and script are amazing.

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By *olfandtazCouple
9 weeks ago

Bristol

The matrix

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By *ifelover999 OP Man
9 weeks ago

Eastbourne

Snatch and the gentleman

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By *ifelover999 OP Man
9 weeks ago

Eastbourne

"The matrix "
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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

My "favourite" film is Raiders of the Lost Ark

But the "best" film I've ever seen is Lawrence of Arabia

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By *eneralKenobiMan
9 weeks ago

North Angus

"Snatch and the gentleman"

The gentlemen caught me off guard how good it was

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By *orthernJayMan
9 weeks ago

Stalybridge

"Snatch and the gentleman

The gentlemen caught me off guard how good it was "

Totally agreed re The Gentleman 👌🏼

Who knew that Hugh Grant could actually play any other part other than Hugh Grant; he’s excellent and arguably the best performance of the film

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By *rightonsteveMan
9 weeks ago

Brighton - even Hove!

The Shawshank Redemption is high on my list, as is Jaws and Star Wars.

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By *onin25Man
9 weeks ago

Durham

Very difficult to pick. Some of my faves are:

Godfather 1&2

Alien

Blade Runner

Jaws

Fight Club

The Matrix

North by Northwest

Heat

John Carpenter's The Thing

True Romance

The Princess Bride

Empire Strikes Back

Ghostbusters

The Blues Brothers

Dazed and Confused

Rushmore

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By *orthernJayMan
9 weeks ago

Stalybridge

"The Usual Suspects

Shame the main character turns out to be a real life rapist. But as a film, it pulls you into the story and starts the legend of Kaiser Sose!"

Spacey was found ‘not guilty’ by UK courts, on all nine counts, as well as ‘not liable’ by US civil courts; so unless you’re alluding to someone else or have knowledge we don’t, perhaps just admire his work rather than impugn

He’s superb in Usual Suspects, American Beauty and totally owned House of Cards, regardless of Netflix cancelling his award winning performance.

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By *ornucopiaMan
9 weeks ago

Bexley

"Monte Carlo or Bust (1969). An all-star wacky races comedy set in the roaring twenties. Fond childhood memories of watching it on VHS scotch tape many times.

Were you glued to the screen?

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By *uy445Man
9 weeks ago

braintree

Kingdom of heaven

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By *ife NinjaMan
9 weeks ago

Dunfermline

Jackie Brown 🤓🥷

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By *harmingCMan
9 weeks ago

Bishops Stortford

Hot Fuzz

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By *ittlebirdWoman
9 weeks ago

The Big Smoke

JFK

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By *orthernJayMan
9 weeks ago

Stalybridge

"Kingdom of heaven "

Scott’s directors cut is the only worthy version as it allows the storytelling to build perfectly; it’s an epic film and arguably his best work.

Went under the radar at the time given Bloom is a little wooden, that said, the performances around him more than make up for his one dimensional prose, plus the cinematography is superb.

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By *orthernJayMan
9 weeks ago

Stalybridge

"Jackie Brown 🤓🥷"

“Take your hands from around my throat…..”

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By *bby1110Woman
9 weeks ago

Gloucester

Se7en.

Layer Cake

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By *ad4ladys1973Man
9 weeks ago

Southport

Have to say Star Wars Rogue One as a massive Star Wars geek! The storyline and cgi used in bringing past characters and actors who had sadly passed away back to life in many ways was truly amazing

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By *ucycuteTV/TS
9 weeks ago

North Lanarkshire

Godfather or Wolf Of Wall Street x

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By *ools and the brainCouple
9 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

Saving Private Ryan.

Just for the opening 20mins

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By *nalleesaTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Blackpool

"Very difficult to pick. Some of my faves are:

Godfather 1&2

Alien

Blade Runner

Jaws

Fight Club

The Matrix

North by Northwest

Heat

John Carpenter's The Thing

True Romance

The Princess Bride

Empire Strikes Back

Ghostbusters

The Blues Brothers

Dazed and Confused

Rushmore"
spot on

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By *igblue70Man
9 weeks ago

Bootle

The Star Wars trilogy are my favourite films, as a kid just loved the excitement and Darth Vader, now as an older man it’s still the same

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By *igblue70Man
9 weeks ago

Bootle

V for vendetta a close 2nd, the way the world is going it’s becoming quite prophetic

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By *sum_funWoman
9 weeks ago

One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest

A Time for D*unken Horses

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By *sum_funWoman
9 weeks ago

Oh and the Blues Brothers

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By *sum_funWoman
9 weeks ago

"My "favourite" film is Raiders of the Lost Ark

But the "best" film I've ever seen is Lawrence of Arabia "

Yes, seen it several times

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By *cLovin2Man
9 weeks ago

London

"The Usual Suspects

Shame the main character turns out to be a real life rapist. But as a film, it pulls you into the story and starts the legend of Kaiser Sose!

He’s superb in Usual Suspects, American Beauty and totally owned House of Cards, regardless of Netflix cancelling his award winning performance."

I was admiring his work by mentioning the film, but the fact that he was acquitted doesn't mean he's totally innocent.

He's blacklisted by Hollywood for a reason.

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By *orthern95Man
9 weeks ago

north

"Se7en.

Layer Cake

What's in the box?

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By *cLovin2Man
9 weeks ago

London

"Saving Private Ryan.

Just for the opening 20mins "

Agreed, unfortunately the rest of the film was shite.

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By *ick MastersMan
9 weeks ago

Birmingham

Night of the hunter

Blade Runner

Paris Texas

Woman under the influence

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By *orthern95Man
9 weeks ago

north

Django unchained

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By *rightonsteveMan
9 weeks ago

Brighton - even Hove!

Here’s a couple of good ones: ‘Helpmates’ Laurel and Hardy and Ice Cold in Alex was surprisingly good.

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By *lowupdollTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Hets/Beds/Leeds

Dallas Buyer's Club is an incredible film, as is Oppenheimer.

I also throughly enjoyed All of us Strangers."

+1 for Dallas Buyers Club. Probably my favourite movie.

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By *r_Mrs.DSCouple
9 weeks ago

Voldsøy

The Crow

Honourable mentions: What's Eating Gilbert Grape, Blow, Nick of Time, Stand By Me, This Boy's Life, My Girl, Misery.

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

"The Crow

Honourable mentions: What's Eating Gilbert Grape, Blow, Nick of Time, Stand By Me, This Boy's Life, My Girl, Misery."

Is "Nick of Time" the Johnny Depp one. If so that's a great wee movie.

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By *eavy-Metal-CoupleCouple
9 weeks ago

Liverpool

We have a few mentions:

The Crow

Goodfellas

Titanic

Platoon

Saving Private Ryan (the D-day scene alone is insane)

Schindler's List

Oppenheimer

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By *elanie De La CoeurTV/TS
9 weeks ago

Dublin

Glengarry Glen Ross is absolutely brilliant

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

The Bourne series. All the matt Damon films

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By *hams123Man
9 weeks ago

London

Spider-Man: Into the spiderverse.

Animated film, good storyline, great soundtrack. The sequel was really good too. The third one is still in development.

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By *partharmonyCouple
9 weeks ago

Tonbridge

One of my favourites is LA Confidential.

It's complex so there's a lot to dig into, which I really like. The characters are diverse and interesting. It's gritty and real. The whole mystery it portrays is really interesting, and it has a really satisfying conclusion. It's just a superb film in every way.

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By *hams123Man
9 weeks ago

London

Castaway.

Prime Tom Hanks 👌🏾

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By *onin25Man
9 weeks ago

Durham

"Spider-Man: Into the spiderverse.

Animated film, good storyline, great soundtrack. The sequel was really good too. The third one is still in development."

I was amazed by how good that was. Best marvel related film for a long time

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By *hams123Man
9 weeks ago

London

"Spider-Man: Into the spiderverse.

Animated film, good storyline, great soundtrack. The sequel was really good too. The third one is still in development.

I was amazed by how good that was. Best marvel related film for a long time"

Definitely Marvel related and not Marvel. Made by Sony. So I think it's not connected to the MCU.

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By *oeBeansMan
9 weeks ago

Derby

In Bruges. It's just right up my street. Amazing actors, sharp and witty dialogue, dark humour and it seems so self aware at times. Genuinely my perfect movie.

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By *rA n mrskCouple
9 weeks ago

glasgow

Gladiator . Visually and story

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By *he MinionMan
9 weeks ago

"The Usual Suspects

Shame the main character turns out to be a real life rapist. But as a film, it pulls you into the story and starts the legend of Kaiser Sose!

He’s superb in Usual Suspects, American Beauty and totally owned House of Cards, regardless of Netflix cancelling his award winning performance."

He was also brilliant in a rather under rated yet great film, The life of David Gale

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By *angled up in twoCouple
9 weeks ago

West Mids

Her: 12 Angry Men (original)

Him: Warriors - the classicist of cult classics, absolute gem.

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By *ssexLad85Man
9 weeks ago

Near You

Hard to pick just one. Empire strikes back has to be there.

Honourable mentions - Shawshank Redemption, Back to the Future, Terminator, Alien, Roadhouse.

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By *angled up in twoCouple
9 weeks ago

West Mids

Not picking a fight but I've never understood why Shawshank always makes these lists.

That would be top of my list of overrated films.

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By *herooferguyMan
9 weeks ago

here

The breakfast club is a classic for me

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By *rightonsteveMan
9 weeks ago

Brighton - even Hove!

"In Bruges. It's just right up my street. Amazing actors, sharp and witty dialogue, dark humour and it seems so self aware at times. Genuinely my perfect movie."

And even more fun when you’re there on a visit up the tower

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By *arrenhertsmanMan
9 weeks ago

Hatfield

Once upon a time in America

Once upon a time in the west

Films I can re watch but tbh he got about 101 favourite films and never spa top 10 or anything..

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By *bby1110Woman
9 weeks ago

Gloucester

"Se7en.

Layer Cake

What's in the box?"

Tbf Gwyneth annoyed me so…

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By *urNaughtyGuideCouple
9 weeks ago

oxford

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By *urNaughtyGuideCouple
9 weeks ago

oxford

I love mst Robert DeNiro movies, epically with Joe Pesci, but casino is my favourite x

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By *angled up in twoCouple
9 weeks ago

West Mids

"In Bruges. It's just right up my street. Amazing actors, sharp and witty dialogue, dark humour and it seems so self aware at times. Genuinely my perfect movie."

Excellent choice and reasoning.

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By *ssexLad85Man
9 weeks ago

Near You

"Not picking a fight but I've never understood why Shawshank always makes these lists.

That would be top of my list of overrated films. "

Haha fair enough. Just think it's a top film. Great ending too.

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By *hynot xCouple
9 weeks ago

Woop Woop

Evil Dead, L

Scarface, W

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By *r_Mrs.DSCouple
9 weeks ago

Voldsøy

"The Crow

Honourable mentions: What's Eating Gilbert Grape, Blow, Nick of Time, Stand By Me, This Boy's Life, My Girl, Misery.

Is "Nick of Time" the Johnny Depp one. If so that's a great wee movie. "

That's the one! It's underrated imo

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By *AB247Man
9 weeks ago

London

Gladiator. I’ve not seen the sequel yet but I know it definitely didn’t need one

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By *uckMe12FreeMan
9 weeks ago

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Jurassic Park, the visual effects when it came out in the mid 90s were top notch.

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By *ostindreamsMan
9 weeks ago

London

Interstellar

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By *apua New GuineaMan
9 weeks ago

nearby

Joker

Forrest Gump

Trainspotting

All for variying reasons.

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By *ex HolesMan
9 weeks ago

Up North

Escape from New York

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By *izzyRebelWoman
9 weeks ago

Anywhere

Coda brilliant film really enjoyed it

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By *he MinionMan
9 weeks ago

For various reasons;

The Goonies

The Lost Boys

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Saving Private Ryan

Schindlers List

Shawshank

The Great Escape

The Sting.

Point Break

Matrix

Terminator

No Country for Old Men

But best ever film.. one that is a true story and a true feel good in this often shitty world,

"Marvellous"

It makes me laugh and cry in equal measures.

Ok maybe not the best ever film... its too tough to choose !

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By *cLovin2Man
9 weeks ago

London

"Escape from New York "

+1, I spy a fellow John Carpenter fan 😂

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By *reamz72Man
9 weeks ago

Leicester

Catch me if you can

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By *agichands25Man
9 weeks ago

south east

The Godfather, for me it has the best ending to a film x

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By *hams123Man
9 weeks ago

London

Deadpool. Not for everyone, but the comedy and fourth wall breaking is hilarious.

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By *homas400Man
9 weeks ago

Carmarthen / Llandeilo

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By *irm40Man
9 weeks ago

Birmingham

Platoon unusual suspects or pulp fiction

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By *homas400Man
9 weeks ago

Carmarthen / Llandeilo

"Amelie

I love Amelie. Fantastic soundtrack by Yann Tiersen.

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By *elvet RopeMan
9 weeks ago

by the big field

Das Boot (long version).

Turn off your phone, the heating and the lights- set the volume to 11 and immerse yourself in feeling like you're in a wartime submarine and one of the best suspense movies ever made.

A Single Man.

Not only is Colin Firth fantastic in this, ever minute detail is perfected in this- Cinematography, Lighting, Set Design and the wonderful soundtrack of Abel Korzeniowski

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By *verageHoesCouple
9 weeks ago

Bessacarr

My personal favourite is Shawshank Redemption. I've probably watched it about 40 times, and still enjoy watching it

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

"Escape from New York

+1, I spy a fellow John Carpenter fan 😂"

Oh cmon guys we all know Big Trouble in Little China is JC's best

#sixdemonbag

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By *adhu25Man
9 weeks ago

london

Fight club

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By *eavy-Metal-CoupleCouple
9 weeks ago

Liverpool

"One of my favourites is LA Confidential.

Yep its a great movie reminds me of LA norie the gaame in a way.

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By *ohnSwan69Man
9 weeks ago

Cork City

The Town, Man on Fire. 7 pounds, Friday, Training Day. Top 5 for now anyway

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By *ohnSwan69Man
9 weeks ago

Cork City

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By *otuseater11Man
9 weeks ago

kilwinning

Mine is the green mile fantastic movie

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By *orksRockerMan
9 weeks ago

Bradford

Almost Famous

Field of Dreams

Cemetery Junction

Dead Poets Society

Blade Runner 2049

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By *echnosonic_BrummieMan
9 weeks ago

Willenhall

Citizen Kane.

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By *iverstMan
9 weeks ago

Rossendale

Some older ones to consider.

The Big Country

Ben Hur

Oliver

Ice cold in Alex

Getting newer

Allen

Jaws

Newer still

Shawshank Redemption

Green Mile

And recently

Baby Driver

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By *dible_KinkCouple
9 weeks ago

Aberdeen

Malcolm. An Australian film from early 80's that nobody has ever heard of, but its stonewall classic.

We're all possibly confusing good films we love with 'the best film ever', but some of my favourites have been mentioned above - Se7en, Fight Club, Shawshank, Jackie Brown, Back to the future etc, and I'll add Police Academy, Airplane or National Lampoon's Vacation as comedy golds.

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By *ilverFoxLovesOralMan
9 weeks ago

Bath

Its an oldie but 12 Angry Men with Henry Fonda

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By *luebell888Woman
9 weeks ago

Glasgowish

Gone with the Wind

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By *ifelover999 OP Man
9 weeks ago

Eastbourne

"Malcolm. An Australian film from early 80's that nobody has ever heard of, but its stonewall classic.

Agree on n lampoons esp.xmas vacation

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By *ifelover999 OP Man
9 weeks ago

Eastbourne

"The Town, Man on Fire. 7 pounds, Friday, Training Day. Top 5 for now anyway"

Man on fire yes any denzil film is fantastic

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By (user no longer on site)
9 weeks ago

Gladiator is my favourite.

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By *orksRockerMan
9 weeks ago

Bradford

"Malcolm. An Australian film from early 80's that nobody has ever heard of, but its stonewall classic.

Try 'The Dish' too if you like Australian dry humour. Highly recommend

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By *ifelover999 OP Man
9 weeks ago

Eastbourne

"Gone with the Wind"

Is that about having a curry

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By *ornucopiaMan
8 weeks ago

Bexley

"Gone with the Wind

Is that about having a curry

I have always called it "Pregnant and Flatulent"

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By *reeneggsandsamMan
8 weeks ago

Perpignan and cap

I only keep half a dozen DVDs and they're all awesome in different ways.

Jaws (obviously).

Buffalo 66.

Dawn of the dead (the original).

Heat.

Monty python the life of Brian.

2012 (it's so super crap that it's good).

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