Disco Pigs, it's my favourite film eeever.

breakfast on pluto

Sex Lives of the Potato Men

Disco pigs. Never heard of it lol.

Madagascar 2

I just lurves the Giraffe and the penquins

Shadowlands always worth a watch, even if you have seen it before

a nice 70s disaster movie like The Towering Inferno or The Poseidon Aventure.

have you seen Pursuit of happiness with will smith? or little miss sunshine?

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have you seen Pursuit of happiness with will smith? or little miss sunshine?

No. Are they romantic films as not into them lol.

I saw Watchmen the other day and was well impressed. Best I've seen for a while.

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Disco pigs. Never heard of it lol.

Clicky.

It's got Cillian-the god-Murphy in it

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have you seen Pursuit of happiness with will smith? or little miss sunshine?

No. Are they romantic films as not into them lol.

no both great films

Wedding Crashers

Running Scared.

narrow it down Wilder, what sort of films/actors do you like?

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Shadowlands always worth a watch, even if you have seen it before

I love that film

How about an old Hitchcock thriller like 'Rear Window' or 'North by North-west'?

Running Scared on IMDB

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0404390/

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narrow it down Wilder, what sort of films/actors do you like?

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narrow it down Wilder, what sort of films/actors do you like?

I like horror, thrillers,.Period films or drama's.
Not bothered about what actors or actresses are in the film.
Watched all stephen king work.

Looked that film up broxi on amazon. It's not my type of film.
Thanks anyway.

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Running Scared.

Creeped me right out!

The Butterfly Effect. Brilliant film IMO.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0289879/

That's more like it broxi.
Think I will go and order butterfly effect.
Thanks.

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Originally posted by WILDER X:
That's more like it broxi.
Think I will go and order butterfly effect.
Thanks.

There is different endings to the film. The one I saw first was the theatrical edition which is the best ending.

The directors cut ending wasn't as good.

have you seen Murder in The First, really powerful drama, brilliant acting.

Life is Beautiful is a wonderful film too, if you don't mind subtitles.

Brewsters Millions.

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have you seen Murder in The First, really powerful drama, brilliant acting.

No. But I will take a look.
Thanks.

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Brewsters Millions.

I have that on DVD too. Brilliant film. I Love Richard Pryor.

My favourite film is 'The Dresser'. It is a film set in the war years but it is about the theatre and how this group of actors travelled around the country putting on Shakespearean plays. It stars Albert Finney and Tom Courteney. The acting is absolutely brilliant, and the actors were both put up for Oscars in that year (1986 I think), but in different categories. It was a farce that neither got an Oscar as their performances were both top class. If you want a laugh, plus brilliant performances (Albert Finney OTT and with stage fright, and Tom Courtney as his gay Dresser) that is the film I would recommend.

The Simpsons

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Originally posted by - The Orange Man -:
Brewsters Millions.

I have that on DVD too. Brilliant film. I Love Richard Pryor.

It's good, as is Trading places and coming to America

Stand by Me (get tissues ready)
Memento (get a pen and paper ready)
Identity / Grosse Point Blank (Cusack fix)
Life (v funny and I don't normally like Eddie Murphy)
The Machinist / American Psycho (Bale fix)
Clockwork Orange (watch out for the Russell Brand lines)
Amadeus (You can even go do the cleaning and enjoy this one)
...one already mentioned Rear Window (IMO Hitchcock's greatest)
And Then There Were None (1945 version)
and, of course, 'Harvey'.

Oh...and 'Rebecca' and 'Dangerous Liaisons' (Malkovich drool)

Marathon Man was on again last night

"Is it safe?"

*shivers*

Rise of the Footsoldier. (A more authentic tale of the Essex gangsters, much better than Essex boys.)

One of my favourite films was a true story Zulu I cried at the end of that film I mean really sobbing , everytime I see it now on the telly I compose myself and say I am not going to cry but I still do

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One of my favourite films was a true story Zulu I cried at the end of that film I mean really sobbing , everytime I see it now on the telly I compose myself and say I am not going to cry but I still do

"Stop chucking them bloody spears"

Evening Marg

I LOVE Grosse Point Blank Subby, I do love John Cusack though.

I recommend The Outsiders...one of my fave films ever, all star cast (when they were bairns) and it's a Coppola (that no one has ever seen for some reason)

Saw's 1, 2,3,4 and 5.