If you haven't seen Heavenly Creatures (1994), you might want to look it out. It was made by Peter Jackson, and, although not as technically advanced as Lovely Bones, is better. The true story of two girls whose friendship goes to extremes and leads to murder. Set on New Zealand in the mid 1950s. One of the girls writes as Anne Perry who writes mystery stories. Peter Jackson's break through film.

Another film I recommend from a director best known for his fantasy/horror films is Sam Raimi's A Simple Plan (1998). A morality tale of how greed can lead to tragedy. The use of cinematography and Danny Elfman's music makes this exceptional with one of the best opening scenes I've seen.

Not looked Heavenly Creatures up .is it Kate Winslet

the story of two girls?wont spoil it for anyone I always look the films up that people mention.

I enjoyed Childrens Hour shows how intolerance can wreck peoples lives

does it have to be about the last film you saw?or can you say the film you loved as well

ps have to check my spelling sorry

 yes El loro it is the film I was thinking about,just looked it up

on Wiki. hadn't a clue Peter Jackson directed it,they where banned from ever seeing each other,chilling stuff 

Pans Labyrinth must admit this film really got to me

But I love sloppy films aswell Moulon Rouge was a joy for me

I love Nicole Kidman The Hours .

its good to have films recommended

Heavenly Creatures is an excellent film, and in my opinion it is Peter Jacksons (not a fan of Lord Of The Rings) best film

A Simple Plan is also a great film

Sweet Little Lies (Suito ritoru raizu) (2010) 7/10

Jackassfan where do you see these films are they online?

not everyone is a fan of Jrr Tolkien (what ever rocks your boat)xx

I love a mixture of silly sad and Disney Films

but I try and read up on all films mentioned as I have said before

my most disturbing film Never Let  me Go breeding children for body parts

but letting them grow into their 20 first disturbed me.

quick let me turn the tele off Brian Belo is on ..night

Most of the films i watch are online which i get from www.1channel.ch but most of the obscure older foreign films i see are on youtube

Stuart: A Life Backwards (2007) 8/10

Limitless    Bradley Walsh 

Couple of times a year I order the movie channel(too expensve all the time)

really enjoyed this

jackassfan did you watch The Bridge bron/broen on BBC 4

thats the kind of thing I like ,not a film tho' more of a series

night to you and anyone around take care

I have not seen that 

Knight Without Armour (Ritzar bez bronya) (1966) 8/10

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X259OM46fN8

Has that any connection with the Marlene Dietrich film of the same name ?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0029087/

No connection at all

Hayat (2005) 8/10

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7I1PDUVg8g

sometimes you feel a bit silly saying a film when you are new

and not so articulate is there a quick scan so you are not repeating

others..(the same films)thankyoux

can anyone solve this for me please 1951 version of*Scrooge*

Alistair Syms   and  John Charlesworth who played Peter Cratchit

I know what happened to the latter actor anyone know why

(John Charlesworth)

There is a small amount of information here - very sad.

http://www.findadeath.com/foru...35-1960-from-Scrooge

One of the most tantalising mysteries in films relates to Scrooge. Towards the end of the film, Scrooge goes to visit his nephew and family. When he gets there and knocks at the door a maid opens the door and lets him in. She takes his coat and hat. He walks hesitantly towards the door of the main room and stops. He turns round to the maid who encourages him with a warm smile to go on in and he does. The maid who does not say anything looks remarkably like a young Audrey Hepburn. Audrey Hepburn was right at the start of her career, was in Britain at the time Scrooge was made, and had appeared in some minor roles in other British films. She is not credited with appearing in Scrooge and it remains an unsolved mystery as to who played that part. It has been speculated that it was someone by the name of Frances Arden who you will find no reference to in the IMDB website,

Clip from Scrooge, the scene starts about 30 seconds in:

La Signora di Tutti (1934) 7.5/10

Knife (Nuga) (2007) 6/10