Your most favourite film of all time.

[tominator]

Action: Dark Knight Rises
Drama: The Prestige, Pulp Fiction or The Green Mile
Comedy: Anchorman
Thriller: Se7en
Animation: Up
Current: Warrior
All Time: Forrest Gump or The Shawshank Redemption

 

[Demps]

The day of the jackal (not to be confused with that piece of crap remake The jackal)
The Party
Blood in blood out
The king and I
Usual suspects
Raging bull
The shawshank redemption
Godfather part 2
The good, the bad and the ugly
One flew over the cuckoo's nest
The Magnificent seven
Lonesome dove
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blood in blood out x 2
wild movie, true story as well … unbelievable.

long movie but all should check it out.
mexican gang/prison flick.

 

[softlaw]

Brazil
Angel Heart
The Wall
The Wages of Fear (original French version not the hollywood mess)
Taxi Driver
Rumblefish
Drugstore Cowboy

 

[brk53y]

Law abiding citizen
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[happy_tiger]

Law abiding citizen
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I saw it for the first time on Sunday night Really enjoyed it

Nice to have a movie that I haven't worked out what is going to happen after the first 15 minutes

 

[king_sirro]

Tombstone

 

[weststigers4life]

Another movie to add to my ever growing list
Sleepers
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This thread reminded me about a bloke at work who's brother set him up and got him to watch Bad boy bubby with their mum. Needless to say he no longer takes his brothers advice in movies.
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[Tiger_Watto]

Tombstone

Is Tombstone the movie with Kurt Russell - "You tell them I'm coming, and hell's coming with me"?

That was pretty good!

 

[Tiger_Watto]

Black Hawk Down
The Empire Strikes Back
Gladiator
Casino Royale
Saving Private Ryan

I like Black Hawk Down not for its cinematography, but for the fact the cocky Americans go in all gun-ho and get their arses kicked!

 

[happy_tiger]

Tombstone

Is Tombstone the movie with Kurt Russell - "You tell them I'm coming, and hell's coming with me"?

That was pretty good!

That's the one with Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday "I'm your Huckleberry"

 

[bhall]

It"s a mad mad mad mad world :smiley:

 

[cusschops]

1\. Braveheart
2\. Lock Stock & 2 Smoking Barrels
3\. Heat
4\. Top Gun
5\. Pulp Fiction

There are lots more but off the top of my head these stood out.
Anything with Pacino or De niro in it or Directed by Tarentino!
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[PYMBLEPETE]

So many great movies nominated already. Not necessarily my favourite but I throw the Kill Bill movies into the mix as well.

 

[genoshan]

Highlander for me, but not many people seem to like that one …

 

[system]

Never understoop how people raved about Scarface. It seemed overblown and oversold to me. In that genre I thought that Carlitos Way was a better film.

For me

Casino
Empire Strikes Back
North By Northwest
The Thin Red Line
Bonnie & Clyde
The Wild Bunch
Dr Strangelove
Aliens
Chinatown
The Godfather II

There are a lot more including almost anything with Audrey Hepburn or Daniel Day Lewis

Recent times

The Dark Knight trilogy
Argo
This Is Not A Film
Any Paul Thomas Anderson film

 

[Juro]

Highlander for me, but not many people seem to like that one …

What a great film. If only the producers had listened to the line "There can be only one!" Loved the Queen soundtrack too.

Another film I love with a Queen soundtrack was Flash Gordon, but I don't think I'll put it in my fave film list. I showed it to my son when he was 4\. His favourite scene was when they were whipping Ming's daughter…

 

[weststigers4life]

Just got home from work and whilst watching the highlights on the cricket show, it was good to see Starc take a couple of early wickets with Watson taking a wicket as well in his first test back from injury. Did SA win the toss and elect to bat? Have we gone in with 4 quicks and Lyon 12th man or 3 quicks + Lyon and one of the two new debutants 12th man?
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[Fade_To_Black]

The Usual Suspects had probably one of the better surprise twists in the ending.

American Beauty is also a good flick

 

[tigergirlz]

I have a theory that the mood you are in, and the atmosphere of the time effects how you perceive the value of a film. I have been to films that I have not really enjoyed, but similarly minded friends have loved them. I usually find a movie I watch when on holidays is more likely to end up being a favourite.
A movie that really touched me was Sophie's Choice,
I laughed hysterically at Blazing Saddles (but have not watched it since)
I absolutely love Chocolat (probably because of Johnny Depp) although I think one of his best movies is What's Eating Gilbert grape.
I also remember an Alby Mangles movie that I saw at a community hall that I thought was fantastic, but have no idea what it was.
Have seen Big Wednesday numerous times at the outdoor cinema at Lady Macquarie's Chair (that I'm sure has to do with the environment)
Lately, I have enjoyed Bridesmaids and Kath and Kimberalla (which has probably dismissed any interest in what I have written)

 

[Highlands_Tiger]

Just a few of my favourite films

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier Spy
Great spy drama, beats James Bond anyday.

The Train.
Old B/W film with Burt Lancaster stopping the Germans escaping from Paris with priceless paintings. Great Train crash in this movie.

Any of the Bourne films.