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    Default Your most classic film of all time?

    Got to be Lord of the Rings for me.
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    For me, it has to be 'The Shawshank Redemption'
    LOTR worked wonders for my insomnia, but to each their own, I say.
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    it's got to be pulp fiction,samual l jackson was excellent
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    Blade Runner the directors cut.Is one of my all time favourites
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    'Beaches' with Bette Midler, has me in tears every time!
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    Got to be 'Mississippi burning' for me.
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    mrs billy's all time fav film
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    The Great Escape, Steve Mcqueen was fantastic in this film.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr & Mrs Billy Boy

    mrs billy's all time fav film
    Same for me...along with (embarassed cough) Gregorys Girl Circa 1980.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr & Mrs Billy Boy


    it's got to be pulp fiction,samual l jackson was excellent
    Definitely agree with this one - i can watch it time and time again. If not then Star Wars, any episode!
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    Quote Originally Posted by mccaugm
    Same for me...along with (embarassed cough) Gregorys Girl Circa 1980.
    Watched it over and over..
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    Quote Originally Posted by landmarker
    For me, it has to be 'The Shawshank Redemption'
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    I also liked this film.My all time favourite is Top Gun .Tom can take my breath away any day.
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    a film i can sit and watch time and again is 'dam busters' and yes i am wierd
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    got to be Omen
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    Im a big film fanatic so it,s hard to pick one in paticular really enjoyed the green mile, the hurricane excellent film and brillant song bob dylan,pirates of the carribean (sorry cant spell) these are the top three i think.
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    Has to be The Patriot - Mel Gibson, and Sleeping With The Enemy - Julia Roberts
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    In the old one's must be Whisky Galore, The Wicker Man, and the new one's Green Mile, Shawshank Redemption, Mississippi Burning, and Enemy of the State. I think Gene Hackman is a brill actor,well I suppose they all are.
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    i too can't just pick one so here's my categories and favourites-

    comedy-happy gilmour

    musical-tie between evita,rocky horror picture show and tommy

    based on a true story-goodfellas and a sense of freedom (the jimmy boyle story)

    thriller- cape fear

    animated-valiant

    costume drama-she wore a yellow ribbon

    horror- hmm, now this is a hard choice i'll settle for wrong turn.

    scottish based movie- restless natives (again a tough choice with both gregorys girl films and trainspotting being up there too)

    thats enough for now.
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