Can't say I've seen it ....................I have loads of faves but probavly my number one is Cabaret.

sorry is that a cookson film?

I honestly would not know where to start, but I luvs me thrillers...so Bone Collector with the gorgeous Denzill would be up there. The Colour Purple, Mississippi Burning, Dirty Dancing for the cheese, Finding Nemo and Shrek were great and my granddaughter had me hooked

No ..........sorry - is this exclusive to Catherine Cookson?

I have loved reading Cookson books, but not liked the films.
My favourite films are the probably the one's I've just seen. So at the moment it's Angels and Demons, and The Damned United. Plus harry potter films.

Ref DAA, I think Shrek was shite. soz

No of course not,who was in your fav film?

Liza Minelli and Michael York ........it's very old but ................I think it rates as my fave ever.

You have no taste apart from drinking buddies  

Oh i love m york

 I don't drink bud, mines the wine

It's me you're talking to, you'll drink owt through a sweaty sock! 

More fav movies

Officer and Gentlemen
Moonstruck
the Big Easy
Sea of Love 

my fav films of all time are, Cry freedom, and Shindlers list,   BUT they must be seen on the big screen, they where made for the big screen and loose so much on the small scream

oldy faves are Gone with the wind, and the sound of music, and my christmas must watch every year, the class White Christmas

My fave films are all 80s classics. The Karate Kid, Back to the Future, The Goonies. I know there have been many many films since then with better effects etc but these films (to me) are the best

 Loved it

My fave Christmas film is Polar Express .............................I'm talking through new eyes as I've loved watching it with my grandson ..........prior to that with my own kids I loved watching The Snowman (i watch that too with my grandson) .......i will not allow a Christmas film on my DVD until the first week in December though.

Two of my faves have already been mentioned,Bone Collecter and Sea of Love,all time favourite is Rebecca.Must see film for me every Christmas is Von Ryan's Express,just wish he would make it on to the train one year

Maggie

How funny .........I'm always holding my breath willing him to make it

"Bladerunner"

You have excellent taste maggie  Al Pacino and Denzil Washington were excellent in both movies

Soozy i think if i could change the ending to a film it would be that one,i bawl every year.
Maggie xx

I think maybe that would be my choice too ......although I need time to think but ...............it would be so good to see him make it on the train one day.

The Great Escapes got to be there too, Steve McQueen and that bloody motorbike...I'm shouting noooooo there's barbed wire

Hi Dame Ann,won't let me quote,but it was because of the Bone Collecter,i became hooked on the Jeffrey Deaver books,especially the one's featuring Lincoln Rythmes
Maggie xx

Once Upon A Time In The West  

Mastercrayons 

And Omar Shariff in Dr Zhivago ........................FGS ....Lara was banging on the window trying to attract your attention!

Read them all Maggie, in fact I've got the new paperback next to me now The Broken Window. I've one of Patricia Cornwell's to finish and then this next and can't wait

It's a bugger the endings never change and we're so willing them to get it right after watching the movies umpteen times

Poor Omar,i have been known to sit at the end of films sobbing and saying out loud,"it's not fair".i love crying at films actually it always feels like a healthy cry,if you know what i mean
Maggie xx

I know exactly what you mean but .................I fight the tears back and just wont let it go (not healthy really) I remember watching Old Yeller and tarus Bulba as a kid and so wanting to cry (my sister sobbed and sobbed) I was always known to be as hard as nails (I'm not really - it's something that's stuck) My husband cries like a baby however.

I bought the Broken Window for hols at end of Nov and hubby came back with it the same day,will probably end up reading it before then ,love Patricia Cornwell as well ,nothing like being engrossed in a good book

Just go for it,cos it's a nice cry,better than the crying we do out of personal sadness,and all the atrocities in the news,that kind of crying is awful and draining

My lips are sealed, I'll have read it by then! I'm sure we'll not be disappointed maggie

My favourite had it on video now on dvd."The Quiet Man." I know it's old but I love it.John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara brilliant.

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('Harvey')

One that's already been mentioned is in my top 10 too....'Rebecca'.

my  fav's would be, to kill a mocking bird, one flew over the cuckoo's nest and the machinist.

In my top 10 too, Jackson (note they're all b/w films so far)

See we're doing the early shift again.