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    The Searchers

    Alien

    Goodfellas

    But there are many more, and probably most of those already mentioned are firm favourites as well.
    Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.

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    Star Wars (first film I saw at ’the pictures’)

    North By Northwest (my favourite classic)

    Dances With Wolves (and yes, I thought it deserved to win best picture over Goodfellas)

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    Would have to be
    Shawshank
    Godfather 1
    Good fellas

    But they could change dependant on my mood

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    I'm a film noir fan so:

    Double Indemnity

    No time for tears

    Build my gallows high.
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    Three for consideration...


    • Ice cold in Alex
    • Zelig
    • The Big Lebowski


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    I don’t think my three have been mentioned yet?


    A Matter of Life and Death

    Lawrence of Arabia

    Dawn of the Dead (Romero’s 1978 Original)

    Plus these that have already been mentioned:
    Bladerunner
    The Blues Brothers
    Goodfellas
    Fargo

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    Pulp Fiction
    Kill Bill vol 2
    Sleepers
    Goodfellas
    Cape Fear
    Boys ‘n’ the hood
    Love actually

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    Quote Originally Posted by jukeboxs View Post
    In no particular order:


    • Star Wars, Episode IV
    You're dead to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin Glover View Post
    Love actually
    Was this slipped in to check we're concentrating? 🤯

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    Prob not the greatest as that is far too hard but fondest memories from when I was a kid....

    Star Wars (though have a great memory of my dad taking me to see Return of the Jedi at the local Odeon which of course is a inferior film but at the time the whole Vader / Palpatine / Luke finale was mind-blowing as a kid. Took my 8 year old daughter to see Rise of Skywalker yesterday and kind of thought about this moment)

    Raiders of the Lost Ark - rented this out so many times from the local corner shop, must have nearly wore it out!

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheFlyingBanana View Post

    Vertigo
    Psycho
    Raging Bull
    Beauty and the Beast (animated filmic perfection)
    Downfall
    Das Boot
    The Great Dictator
    Lawrence of Arabia
    The Unforgiven
    The Breakfast Club (so much with so little)
    North By Northwest (the original action thriller blockbuster)
    Metropolis
    Raiders of the Lost Ark
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    It's not that difficult is it?.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldoakknives View Post
    The Searchers

    Alien

    Goodfellas

    But there are many more, and probably most of those already mentioned are firm favourites as well.
    Coming next (along with many others sharing 4th place) would have had to be Lawrence of Arabia.
    Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tifa View Post
    1

    2

    and

    3

    It's not that difficult is it?.
    Made oi larfff!
    Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.

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    I couldn’t pick three but one I would definitely have in my top three which hasn’t been mentioned yet is Witness ... as well as a great story the photography is just wonderful.

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    The ones I recall with the best memories as a teenager in the 80’s were:

    Ferris Buellers Day Off
    Highlander
    The Outlaw Josey Wales

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    The Great Escape
    Papillon
    Ben Hur

    All can be happily revisited every couple of years.

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    1) Gone With The Wind

    2) Doctor Zhivago

    3) The Wizard of Oz

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    Quote Originally Posted by pacifichrono View Post
    1) Gone With The Wind

    2) Doctor Zhivago

    3) The Wizard of Oz
    Hmm...could easily swap your Wizard of Oz for my Ben Hur.

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    For me these three have never been bettered, for different reasons:

    A Matter of Life and Death
    Rear Window
    Cyrano de Bergerac

    I can watch them over and over again.

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    For me it's:

    Magnolia
    Back to the Future
    A Bridge Too Far

    John

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    For a martini movie (anytime anyplace anywhere) I would have to say "Sideways".

    For a B&W classic, tight between "It's a wonderful life" and "Ice cold in Alex".

    Number three slot to "Black hawk down".

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    The good, the bad and the ugly
    Lawrence of Arabia
    Bridge over the river Kwai

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    Saving private Ryan
    Fight Club
    Once upon a time in America

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    Team America: World Police

    Escape to Victory

    Bourne Identity


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    One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest has to be up there.
    I'd have Downfall and maybe The Godfather as my others.

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    A Matter of Life and Death

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    I don't think that one can say best three, I've loved so many that it would be almost impossible.
    However if pushed my solution would be to separate into genres;
    Best Western/cowboy
    Best Scifi
    Best weepy
    Best most horny
    Best historical-ish
    Best War
    Best Espionage/Spy

    Some I feel I have to watch every time they are scheduled like all the 'Bourne' films, Unforgiven (not 'The'), Dances with Wolves, Lawrence of Arabia and and and too many to list.

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    1 Angels with Dirty Faces

    2 Gladiator

    3 Midnight Express

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    An impossible ask Tony, but my attempt:

    The Empire Strikes Back
    Blade Runner
    Interstellar

    It would probably be easier to do a top 3 movies of all time by genre!

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    Maybe not the 3 best of all time but the ones that came up in my head rather quickly (which I don’t think anyone has mentioned)

    Se7en
    The Prestige
    Shutter Island

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    Trying to tie down three ....... 1st revision :-

    Betty Blue

    Near Dark

    The Big Blue
    Cheers

    Simon



    Ralph Waldo Emerson: We ask for long life, but 'tis deep life, or noble moments that signify. Let the measure of time be spiritual, not mechanical.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robsmck View Post
    For a martini movie (anytime anyplace anywhere) I would have to say "Sideways".

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    Good call!

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    Just put The Two Popes on the list. Out-of-this world performance of Hopkins and Pryce!

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    Batman Dark Knight Rises

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    Aliens



    But the kid in me that used to go to the cinema every Friday says :

    Back to the Future 2

    Gremlins 2

    Independence day


    And the idiot in me says :

    Predator

    Terminator 2

    Running man

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    In chronological order -

    The Battle of the River Plate (1956)

    Two-Lane Black Top (1971)

    Drowning by Numbers (1988)

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    Mine are:

    Trading Places

    Life Force

    The Horses Mouth


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    Apocalypse Now

    2001 A Space Odyssey

    A Clockwork Orange

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    Quote Originally Posted by Der Amf View Post
    I was wondering if girlie rom coms were permitted..........

    ...Man Bites Dog
    I hope you are not including this in that category! ;)

    Man Bites Dog is one of the hardest hitting films I have ever seen. Maybe only because I was sucked in by it in the beginning. But I thought that was the point?!....

    My own list is Jaws, then other films.

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    Very narrow mainstream viewpoint so far:
    1. Debbie Does Dallas
    2. Deepthroat
    3. Opening of Misty Beethoven

    😋

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    Inception
    Goodfellas
    Shawshank


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    Mighty ducks 1
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    Mighty ducks 3

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    1. Shawshank Redemption
    2. Pulp Fiction
    3. Top Gun

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    Impossible Tony, I’ve already changed my mind after reading the posts after...

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    I'm surprised and disappointed that no one has suggested The Princess Bride yet.

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    Some like it hot
    Star Wars
    The Usual Suspects

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    Ooooo good shout.


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    Another one not mentioned yet.......7.........bloody amazing movie.


    Silence of the Lambs deserves a shout too.

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    The English Patient
    Inception
    Heat

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