Whats your favourite film

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  1. iceni60

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    yep, directed by the guy that did Miami Vice, Michael Mann. the musics good too, well i think so.
     
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  4. Blackspear

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    Here's a few of mine.

    City of Angels

    Great Expectations

    Dead Poets Society

    Gross Point Blank

    Bad Boys 1 and 2

    Highlander

    Next of Kin

    Black Dog

    Point Break

    Roadhouse

    Face Off
     
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  5. bigbuck

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    who's a Patrick Swayze fan then??
     
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    ~wiggles eyebrows~ Patrick can swayze me across the dance floor anytime! :ninja:

    :D
     
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  7. Blackspear

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    LOL and also a Al Pacino and Nicholas Cage fan :D

    Heat - Al Pacino, Robert De Niro and Val Kilmer
     
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    Pacino- YES!
    DeNiro- ABSOLUTELY YES!
    Kilmer- um?...er?....Not in their league!!
     
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    Speaking of Kilmer, he was excellent in Tombstone.




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    I agree. Good movie.
     
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    Goodfellows. Joe Pesci is the baddest little guy since Edward G Robinson. :cool:
     
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    i like heat too, its another Michael Mann film. :cool:
     
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  13. snowbound

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    There is no doubt about that! :D

    Quite a contrast from his character in the Lethal Weapon series. :D ;) :D



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    Best film actor ever, even in crap like the remake of The Island of Dr. Moreau he gave mesmerising performances.

    Favourite film would probably be one of these three:

    Last Tango in Paris (Brando again)
    Cries and Whispers
    Eyes Wide Shut (brilliant and very long essay on it here for anyone who's interested)
     
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  15. Blackspear

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    To top it all, who can beat The Godfather 1, 2 and 3

    Need I say any more ;)

    :D :D :D
     
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    I'm a sports fan, and a Robert Redford fan, so I have to go with "The Natural".
     

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    Ahhhh Bahumbug, like I said who can beat The Godfather ;) :D

    LMAO :D
     

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    Well..... African Queen, Casablanca. Maltese Falcon, Treasure of The Sierra Madre...etc, etc. Most anything Bogart did.

    Play on, big ed
     
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    Right,
    I've already said "Cool Hand Luke" as my all-time favourite.....
    But I've also enjoyed;
    All of Clint's spaghetti's....ie. The G, the B & the U....
    ANYTHING with Pacino or DeNiro....or Redford.....or Mitchum....or Yul
    The Magnificent Seven..
    Shawshank Redemption....
    Green Mile....
    Road to Perdition..
    The (New) Italian Job!!.
    The Castle (Aussie comedy)...
    Buck.
     
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    My top 3 (in random order):


    1) Amadeus
    2) Schindlers' List
    3) Apocalypse Now
     
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    I've seen "The Dish" while I was on holiday in Australia, and enjoyed the oz-humor in it! (Especially liked the fact that the yanks were depending on 3 simple sheppards from downunder!:D )
    Wasn't that the same cast (or from the same makers) as 'The Castle'?
    If so, I'll need to see that one too.

    cheers mate,
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    El Cid - Charlton Heston

    Can watch that everyday and never get bored
     
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