Favourite films?

[Hobosapien]

Go old skool:

Oliver!
Wizard of Oz
Zulu

Probably a few others that were on every single Christmas when I was a kid but long since forgotten.

Got Zulu on blu-ray but still only watch it over crimbo coz it's as tradition as turkey. I expect it's a national treasure in Wales, those boyos did good.

[BR14]

yes, michael caine's cardiff accent was particularly good

[SimonMac]

Die Hard

Die Hard 2

Die Hard 3

Die Hard 4

Die Hard with a Vengeance (unless that is one of the preceding?! )

Die Hard with a Vengeance is Die Hard 3

[Old Greg]

Leon (1994) - IMDb
The Princess Bride (1987) - IMDb
Your Highness (2011) - IMDb

Anything that Ray Harry Hausen was involved with

If you like Princess Bride, do you like Stardust?

[DoctorStrangelove]

Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992).

The English Patient.

2001.

2010. (Helen Mirren. )

[WTFH]

The Princess Bride
Local Hero
Leon
In Bruges

Most of the Bond franchise.

[TestMangler]

Pukka film though the missus won't watch it because they were nasty to that poor old dog. The prequel, That'll Be The Day is good too. The British rock scene 1950s - 70s is well represented - Billy Fury, Ringo Starr, Keith Moon as well as yer man Essex all making an appearance.

I'd like to get hold of Slade in Flame but, by all accounts, it's no longer available.

Edit: Just checked Amazon & I appear to be correct - you can get a US import but it's £42

YouTube

[northernladuk]

YouTube

Great link. Just spotted one of mine on the links to the right. Rita Sue and Bob too. Had to watch that again.

[Hugh Jardon]

Here's four more......

Groundhog Day
What About Bob?
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
The Card - Alec Guinness

[DealorNoDeal]

Great link. Just spotted one of mine on the links to the right. Rita Sue and Bob too. Had to watch that again.

Haven't seen that for ages. Top film.