
modern film wise. (I say modern, half the people on here weren't born when I'm talking about). I love my favourites, but just seem to struggle with newer films. I think all the remakes and sequels just put me off generally.
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Sun 6 Jan 2013, 15:09,
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and labyrinth is about 20 years old! if you want a classic, try the adventures of robin hood. it's errol flynn and olivia de haviland. cracking film.
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Sun 6 Jan 2013, 15:16,
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are (although the list is very fluid)
12 angry men
To kill a mockingbird
Blues Brothers
American Grafitti
Pulp Fiction
Animal House
Girl; Interrupted
The Warriors
Put any of those on, you have a happy Sundae demanding popcorn.
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Sun 6 Jan 2013, 15:23,
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12 angry men
To kill a mockingbird
Blues Brothers
American Grafitti
Pulp Fiction
Animal House
Girl; Interrupted
The Warriors
Put any of those on, you have a happy Sundae demanding popcorn.

jaws
aliens
the evil dead
dawn of the dead
lord of the rings
bill and ted's bogus journey
tremors
eight legged freaks
die hard
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Sun 6 Jan 2013, 15:27,
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aliens
the evil dead
dawn of the dead
lord of the rings
bill and ted's bogus journey
tremors
eight legged freaks
die hard

The rest, either I haven't seen or didn't float my boat especially. Jaws, when it came out, (yes I'm that old) was brilliant. But now I'd pass.
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Sun 6 Jan 2013, 15:33,
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and the reason i love anything to do with sharks
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Sun 6 Jan 2013, 15:37,
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but the sequels somehow tainted the original. The Jaws boat trip in a Florida theme park with the poor old shark falling apart a bit was awesome though!
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Sun 6 Jan 2013, 15:42,
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but 3 sucked donkey bollocks and 4 died a slow and painful death
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Sun 6 Jan 2013, 15:43,
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But Jaws definitely. Doesn't matter how many times you watch it, it's just as good. Same with Aliens. I'm a sucker for Star Wars though. And Stardust, but only if you want a sniffle at the end.
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Mon 7 Jan 2013, 0:52,
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Watched The Warriors the other night.
Smashy is correct, if you can stand Heston Soylent green is a classic, always makes me cry though.
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Sun 6 Jan 2013, 15:43,
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Smashy is correct, if you can stand Heston Soylent green is a classic, always makes me cry though.

I'm off. this monitor is giving me double vision and a migrain :-(
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Sun 6 Jan 2013, 15:56,
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got to help the mother with hoovering and mopping anyway
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Sun 6 Jan 2013, 16:04,
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The soundtrack. WOW. I think there is less than 5 minutes of that whole film without music.
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Sun 6 Jan 2013, 15:48,
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Great feel good film with weepy bits too.
I would say something about your picture but I can't see anything properly, got up today to find my monitor up the spout, I'm on an old CRT with vertualy no colour, brightness or contrast! Joy;-)
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Sun 6 Jan 2013, 15:54,
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I would say something about your picture but I can't see anything properly, got up today to find my monitor up the spout, I'm on an old CRT with vertualy no colour, brightness or contrast! Joy;-)