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    Not quite 50 but here we go -

    I.D - http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...lance&n=283926
    When Saturday Comes - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0IQ-...elated&search=
    Patriot Games - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Fb4ZVJNRxE
    Clear and Present Danger
    Godfather 1,2,3
    Goodfellas - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mt0Bl6kdpiU
    Ronin - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDttS...elated&search=
    The Sicilian
    The Sting
    Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDvda...elated&search=
    The Ring 1,2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LF6gbwU9Lro
    Gothika - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuk_TORDk-s
    Seven
    Saw
    Point Break - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygztZjtOA5E
    In The Name Of The Father - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUMab1GYMIY
    Michael Collins - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmuuymdgsDk
    Bloody Sunday
    Monster
    Boys Dont Cry
    Blade 1,2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iqdqtz_6q_U

    ( you can all groan now )

    Fatal Beauty
    Flatliners
    Weekend At Bernies 1,2
    City Of Angels - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zSG_oVliis
    Ghost
    Indecent Proposal - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4c7Q...elated&search=
    Single White Female
    Notting Hill - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fq8MM5iBsrc
    4 Weddings and a Funeral - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD31i9SKw80
    Lost For Words
    Jumping Jack Flash
    Dancin Thru The Dark
    Crazy Beautiful - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIGpSlHkME0
    Pretty Woman

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    How can anyone have the audacity to say that Shawshank Redemption
    ican not make the top 50, but Shaun of the Dead can!

    Okay, I've seen it, and it is funny, but it's not THAT funny!

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    don't think anyone said that it can't make the top 50.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Fadetoblack
    don't think anyone said that it can't make the top 50.
    It can't make my top 50 :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by samantha1303
    It can't make my top 50 :)

    You go girl :wink



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    Quote Originally Posted by samantha1303
    It can't make my top 50 :)
    Yes, but you didn't have Shaun of the dead in there! :D

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    But it's a 50 films you must see....not a 50 of the most aesteticly pleasing films ever made.

    It's just a personal choice but Shaun scored a home run for me anyway...



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    Quote Originally Posted by vegyjones
    Okay, I've seen it, and it is funny, but it's not THAT funny!
    I didn't find Shawshank Redemption funny



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    I've never heard of Shaun of the dead to be honest.

    Everyone should watch disney movies at least once -
    my faves are -

    Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs
    Pocahontas
    The Little Mermaid
    The Jungle Book
    The Fox and the Hound

    And EVERYONE on here should watch Racing Stripes.

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    Haha I've watched that with the missus....warmed the cockels of my heart.



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    Quote Originally Posted by samantha1303
    I've never heard of Shaun of the dead to be honest.

    Everyone should watch disney movies at least once -
    my faves are -

    Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs
    Pocahontas
    The Little Mermaid
    The Jungle Book
    The Fox and the Hound

    And EVERYONE on here should watch Racing Stripes.

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    Oh yeah.
    Toy Story
    Toy Story 2
    Alladin
    Monsters Inc
    Finding Nemo
    :D :D :D

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    The bestest comedy... ever.
    That must be seen at least once in everyone's lufe, is

    Airplane

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    Quote Originally Posted by vegyjones
    The bestest comedy... ever.
    That must be seen at least once in everyone's lufe, is

    Airplane
    nothing is funnier than life of brian

    "is there a brian here"

    "now what have the romans ever done for us"

    "bigus diiickus"


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    Top Gun.
    Apocalypse Now
    The Deer Hunter
    Alien
    Aliens
    The Matrix
    The Thing
    American Werewolf in London

    There's loads more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sparkyminer
    Top Gun.
    A proper 80s classic that one, albeit rather homoerotic



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    city of god
    scarface
    seven
    casino
    oldboy
    usual suspects
    snatch
    waterboy
    stander



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    Racing Stripes clip -
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    I'll add clips to my list above as I find them

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    A few of my personal faves:

    Usual Suspects
    Mississippi Burning
    Falling Down (Anybody who has had one of them days will surely know how he feels)

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    Quote Originally Posted by hudsonmat
    Usual Suspects
    A first-class twist, trickery and above all, cunningly intelligent.

    Absolutely brilliant. :)

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    Not all good films but ones that have cracking surround sound or amazingly realistic effects:
    Black Hawk Down
    Matrix
    King Kong
    Saving Private Ryan

    Visually stunning films:
    Traffic
    True Romance
    Ocean's Eleven

    Jaw-dropping special effects/car chases/etc:
    Gladiator
    Kill Bill
    House of Flying Daggers
    Ronin
    Bullit

    Genuinely great films that will stand the test of time:
    All of the Lord of the Rings
    French Connection I and II
    Oh Brother Where Art Thou
    Leon
    One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
    Apocalypse Now
    The Untouchables
    Almost every Ealing comedy made

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    Agree with a lot of the above, but as a fan of the gangster genre my all time faves would be The Godfather (all three) and Goodfellas. More recently trendy is the cockney gangster theme and here the unmissables are:

    Sexy Beast (awesome performance from Ben Kingsley)
    The Business
    Love, Honour and Obey (more violent comedy than outright gangster stuff)

    The Krays would be there if it hadn't been spoilt by such crap casting.

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    Scum - looks quite dated nowadays but a must see (IMHO).

    House of Flying Daggers (as mentioned by Glos) - stunning film with strong storylines and a very neat twist to a complex plot - should be watched at a cinema with the original subtitles.

    Cool Hand Luke - just a darned good movie.

    Blackboard Jungle (or just about any Sidney Poitier film will do).

    Stir Crazy - possibly the funniest film I have ever seen!



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    These are in no particular order but every one is a true classic... and apologies, but I can't narrow it to a smaller list.. and I'm sure there are many more!

    The Lord Of The Rings trilogy
    Indiana Jones - especially the 1st and 3rd
    Apocalypse Now
    The Great Escape
    Alien / Aliens
    Batman Begins
    The Incredibles
    Braveheart
    The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)
    Kill Bill 1 & 2
    Gladiator
    Lawrence Of Arabia
    The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre (Badges? Badges? we don't need no stinkin' badges!)
    The African Queen
    To Have And Have Not
    Key Largo
    Wallace & Gromit - Curse Of The Wererabbit
    King Kong (1933 and 2005 versions)
    The Searchers
    The Man Who Would Be King
    Toy Story 1 and 2
    Shrek
    The Iron Giant (very underrated animated film)
    Goodfellas
    Raging Bull
    The Elephant Man
    Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid
    Ed Wood
    Bonnie & Clyde
    Modern Times (Chaplin at his best)
    Monty Python - Holy Grail & Life Of Brian
    Some Like It Hot
    It Happened One Night
    The General (the amazing Buster Keaton - incredible stunts!)
    Annie Hall
    Harvey
    All Marx Brothers movies apart from Room Service and Love Happy!!!!
    The Graduate
    Arsenic And Old Lace
    The Godfather 1 & 2
    12 Angry Men
    M (Peter Lorre at his creepiest - and you must see the German lnaguage version with subtitles - the most complete version)
    Chinatown
    Double Indemnity
    Touch Of Evil
    Reservoir Dogs
    On The Waterfront
    The Big Sleep
    Once Upon A Time In America
    I AM A Fugitive From A Chain Gang
    Shawshank Redemption
    Casablanca
    Citizen Kane
    It's A Wonderful Life
    To Kill A Mockingbird
    Metropolis
    Das Boot
    ET
    Nosferatu (1922)
    The Green Mile
    Pirates Of The Caribbean
    The Maltese Falcon
    The Lost Weekend
    The Night Of The Hunter
    White Heat
    Scarface (1932 version!)
    The Big Heat
    All Quiet On The Western Front (1930)
    The Killing Fields
    Psycho
    The Shining
    Frankenstein / Bride Of Frankesntein
    Onibaba (1964 black and white Japanese classic horror)
    The Exorcist
    Invasion Of The Body snatchers (1956 version)
    The Thing (both versions)
    The Invisible Man (1933)
    Hound Of The Baskervilles (1939)
    Dracula (Hammer 1958)
    Halloween
    Evil Dead 1 and 2
    The Uninvited
    The Haunting (1963 version)
    Phantom Of The Opera (1925)
    Blue Velvet
    Freaks
    The Wicker Man
    Witchfinder General
    Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (1931)
    Profondo Rosso
    Suspiria
    Demons
    Night Of The Demon
    Dawn Of The Dead
    Blazing Saddles
    Young Frankenstein
    One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
    Kes
    Spinal Tap
    Singing In The Rain
    The Blues Brothers
    The Court Jester
    The Jungle Book
    In The Heat Of The Night
    Forest Gump
    Gone With The Wind
    The Hustler
    The Wild One
    2001 A Space Odyssey
    Terminator 2
    Blade Runner
    The Day The Earth Stood Still
    Solaris (1972)
    Planet Of The Apes (1968)
    Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
    Jaws
    Duel
    Seabiscuit
    The Deerhunter
    Stalag 17
    The Caine Mutiny
    A Fistful Of Dollars
    For A Few Dollars More
    The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
    Once Upon A Time In The West
    High Noon
    Unforgiven
    The Wild Bunch
    The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
    Stagecoach
    My Darling Clementine
    Red River
    Rio Bravo
    Way Out West (and most Laurel and Hardy movies up until 1940)
    Dances With Wolves
    Winchester 73
    Destry Rides Again
    Shane
    The Outlaw Josey Wales
    The Big Country
    Fort Apache
    The Shootist
    High Plains Drifter
    Tombstone
    Support Your Local Sherriff
    Titanic
    War Of The Worlds (1953)


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    Some oldie films which are good(imo).......in addition to lots above already mentioned, which I havent duplicated)....

    Psycho
    Face Off
    The Crying Game
    The Manchurian Candidate
    The Deer Hunter
    The Rocky Horror Picture Show
    A Clockwork Orange
    Some Like It Hot
    The Graduate
    Scarface
    Poltergeist
    Rollerball

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    The Crying Game reminded me of this film which is coming out soon

    http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox_se...land/trailera/

    No he-shes mind you



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    Some nice looking lists there!

    A few that stand out from that lot, that I haven't seen and would like to:-

    Edward Scissorhands
    If...
    Full Metal Jacket
    Kill Bill 1 & 2
    Life of Brian
    Taxi Driver
    Pi
    Se7en
    Sleepers*
    Snatch
    Taxi Driver**
    The Graduate
    The Green Mile

    I heard The Green Mile was ok but really long and could have been ended much earlier, but they dragged it on and on and on and on and...... We have Se7en on DVD but I haven't watched it, it's definitely a night-time movie though by the sounds of it. Wednesday night I'm at the cinema with Person B... I have no idea what's showing at the moment though...

    I have seen Taxi Driver** but can't really remember what happens much. I remember some guy is given a car, and it's parked, and it's raining... and there's a taxi driver who drives a yellow taxi... I have also seen Sleepers* but can't remember it too well... can't remember it at all actually.

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    Take a look at that Fade......I thought the Crying Game was a great film.......

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    I expect when lists such as this are compiled in years to come then Snakes On A Plane will be near the top



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    that better be the origional rollerball merl :wink
    the re-make was absolute tosh.



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