Films you just can't get bored of

Goodfellas, Godfather trilogy, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstien, Usual Suspects, Sexy Beast, Scarface, Heat, Zulu, Pulp Fiction, Dusk till Dawn ( Salma Hayek and a snake ), Stigmata, Bone Collector, Donnie Brasco.
 
Good call on Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein. When he was on form Mel Brooks was superb. Sadly not been on form for many years
 
Love most of the ones mentioned - but you have forgotten 'Forest Gump, The Butterfly Effect, A beautiful mind, Thin red line, Notting Hill (cheesey but soo funny), As good as it gets, Fight Club, Back to the Future (childhood fav), Schindlers List -

Cant think of any more.
 
You are going to think me rather odd....(really rguk?)

The Life of Brian
The Emperor's New Groove
Deuce Bigalow - Male Gigolo
The Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
Blues Brothers

all for different reasons.
 
For any one who likes horrors I reccomend 1408.

I enjoy these sort of films but this one really got the heart rate up.
 
I left the house today (1st time in 6 days!), celebrated by stocking up on drugs and drink....



(paracetemol and lucozade).



Picked up "Hot Fuzz" for a fiver, just watched it on the laptop with my recording studio headphones....not going to make my list.....but pretty damn entertaining!!
 
In no particular order

Apocolypse Now
The Breakfast Club
About Last Night
St Elmos Fire
Any old war film (Jack Hawkins etc)
All (well most) Bond Films
Platoon
Some Kind Of Wonderful
Pretty In Pink (John Hughes theme here!)
Animal House
Carry On films (I know, it's sad)
Die Hard 1 only


The wife however
Anything with
Patrick Swayze(sp)
Jason Statham
Mel Gibson
or produced / directed by Jerry Brockheimer

We don't watch many films together!
 
How could I forget Black Hawk Down. Excellant cinematography, great soundtrack, and the Americans getting kicked. But a great 'raw' war film. Saw a documentory on it and all the actors went to 'Ranger' school and were taught how to move etc. Alot of the scenes weren't that reheresed as the film makers wanted 'genuine' reactions to the explosions and stuff. Great film.

Also Saving Private Ryan, well only the first 20 minutes. I think that they should show that in schools to teach the kids what their grandparents might have gone through. It never fails to move me.
 
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