Your Best Ever Film Topic and Why ?
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Well at the age of 45 i have watched many films but i have to say my Favorite is "The Dam Busters" Staring Richard Todd and Michael Redgrave 
Because IMHO Its a Bloody Class Film
and makes you Proud to be British 
Its In Black and White but still manages to hit the button
Whats Yours and Why ?
Because IMHO Its a Bloody Class Film
and makes you Proud to be British Its In Black and White but still manages to hit the button
Whats Yours and Why ?
This will be moved to TV and film where it will die a death in about 4 hours....
Anyway favourite film..... hmmmmmm...... It's the one I can watch again and again and again.....
Predator.
The best cast ever, just enough dialogue, awesome guns, great action, the best one-liners. Best film ever.
Anyway favourite film..... hmmmmmm...... It's the one I can watch again and again and again.....
Predator.
The best cast ever, just enough dialogue, awesome guns, great action, the best one-liners. Best film ever.
Edited by Nobody You Know on Tuesday 5th May 02:06
Has to be 'Casino' for me. Epic directing and acting throughout with so many brilliant and memorable scenes. Joe Pesci is frankly terrifying. Don't mess with him (very much NSFW!)
Nobody You Know said:
This will be moved to TV and film where it will die a death in about 4 hours....
Anyway favourite film..... hmmmmmm...... It's the one I can watch again and again and again.....
Predator.
The best cast ever, just enough dialogue, awesome guns, great action, the best one-liners. Best film ever.
What the fAnyway favourite film..... hmmmmmm...... It's the one I can watch again and again and again.....
Predator.
The best cast ever, just enough dialogue, awesome guns, great action, the best one-liners. Best film ever.
Edited by Nobody You Know on Tuesday 5th May 02:06
k is that hand held Gatling gun that dude was using in that pic 
5000 rounds per minute job me thinks I don't have just one favourite, but Saving Private Ryan would have to go down as one that made an impact because it didn't wallow in the glory of war and displayed the true fear, confusion and carnage of battle. It also covered one of the bravest battle assualts in recent times.
Edited by ZR1cliff on Tuesday 5th May 03:09
Would have to be Aliens for me. From the first watching to the final director's cut (with the all important remote guns in the corridor scene) it has been my single favourite film of all time.
It is a film I could watch over and over (although not alone, Goodfella's and Mad Max 2 fall into that category also) and a film that still makes me jump, still leaves me on the end of my seat on occasion and does not look that dated.
The main draw for me, is the setting of GI's (grunts) up against what at the time was considered Hollywood's most nastiest space alien thingie. The fact that the audience (at the time) were aware that one alien creature had destroyed an entire ship's crew (from the first Alien film) and now our screens were realising many, many aliens and an alien queen. That these things incubate inside you and burst out of your body, that they have acid for blood and in some cases twins jaws.
In fact, I think I will watch it again this evening!!
It is a film I could watch over and over (although not alone, Goodfella's and Mad Max 2 fall into that category also) and a film that still makes me jump, still leaves me on the end of my seat on occasion and does not look that dated.
The main draw for me, is the setting of GI's (grunts) up against what at the time was considered Hollywood's most nastiest space alien thingie. The fact that the audience (at the time) were aware that one alien creature had destroyed an entire ship's crew (from the first Alien film) and now our screens were realising many, many aliens and an alien queen. That these things incubate inside you and burst out of your body, that they have acid for blood and in some cases twins jaws.
In fact, I think I will watch it again this evening!!
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