What's your favourite film? - Page 3

garinda · 02-10-2005, 10:58

We were talking about the fab English film from the 80's last night in the chatroom 'Rita, Sue and Bob too.' A very funny film about life in a northern town in the grim Thatcher years, and about ordinary people's lives. We particularly liked the guest appearance by Black Lace in the social club, and their rendition of 'We're havin' a Gangbang.'

In the chatroom we never quite decided who was Rita, Sue, or indeed Bob.

shiny gem · 02-10-2005, 11:00

In the chatroom we never quite decided who was Rita, Sue, or indeed Bob.

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no we didnt did we...ill get some tshirts printed...you decide whose who!!

accymel · 02-10-2005, 11:39

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We particularly liked the guest appearance by Black Lace in the social club, and their rendition of 'We're havin' a Gangbang.'

In the chatroom we never quite decided who was Rita, Sue, or indeed Bob.

Teh we did you was Sue weren't you?????

Yeh that blaming song

aaarrrggghhhhhh i was singing it in my sleep & i didnt want to - no wonder im knackered!!

Dont forget the conga either PMSL!!

lettie · 02-10-2005, 12:32

Hmmmm..... I've been trawling the archives because I was sure we have had this discussion before... Here's the link. http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/s...5&page=1&pp=15

I stick by my original choices of Green Mile, anything with Ray Liotta or Kevin Spacey...

SPUGGIE J · 02-10-2005, 13:08

Hitch Hickers Guide to the Galaxy brought back fond memories.

grannyclaret · 02-10-2005, 16:44

then there are the zulu films,,,,,zulu and zulu dawn,,,,,fantastic

and one film i watched will always stick in my mind ,,,imitation of life ,i cried and cried at that one,about a black girl who thought she should have been white,,she disowned her dark skined mother ,,then at the end of the film she was running after her funneral hearse,,,oh it was sooo sad

Less · 02-10-2005, 16:58

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Here we go. Stereotypes. You'll be suggesting I like her tragic old Mamma Judy Garland next.

Anybody remember when she (Judy Garland) was to appear at the London palladium and live on t.v. at the same time? After about twenty, thirty minutes of waiting they forcefully poured her onto the stage in no condition to do her or her audience any good! I think that was one time the show shouldn't have gone on!

grego · 02-10-2005, 18:09

Silence of the Lambs is a favourite of mine, Pretty Women, Dirty Dancing, Kill Bill 1&2, Monty Python films, like lots of different ones really and it depends what mood I'm in as to what I put on

SPUGGIE J · 02-10-2005, 18:27

A pretty broad range here from old to new so there is hope for us yet.

grannyclaret · 02-10-2005, 21:59

maybe i am old fashioned ,,but i cant do with films full of swear words..sometimes an odd word is nessasary,but not every other word.. i only watched 10 minuets of 4 weddings coz of that,,,
I NEVER HEARD JOHN WAYNE SWEAR ONCE,,,,lol

MUMMIBOO · 03-10-2005, 09:30

The shawshank redemption is the best film i have ever watched i thought it was fantastic i love it.

The Green Mile

titanic

Gone in 60 secs

Finding Nemo

all scary films that scare me(thats nearly all of them)

All the rocky films

menphis belle

saving private ryan

full metal jacket

rush hour 1 & 2

big

the jungle book

pirates of the carribean

kiss of the dragon

i love to watch films.

Romps · 03-10-2005, 12:20

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.....1947 Starring Danny Kaye and Virginia Mayo.

and loads more but the above has me in stitches.

Oh and how could I forget Monty Python's The Life of Brian
or is tha Bwyan!!!

"He's not the Messiah, he a very naughty boy...........now........off"!!!

Tinkerbelle · 03-10-2005, 12:30

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all scary films that scare me(thats nearly all of them)

What are classing as scary films Mummiboo?

Slash horror movies, I hate them, they are so predictable .... though I do like Hellraiser.

Psychological horrors are more scary, ones that make you think like ... Final Destination .... OMG that film was scary! Mothman Prophecies is another one (Richard Gere again

) and Sixth Sense what an awesome film!

I'm looking forward to seeing Wolf Creek, I bet that's really scary being based on a true story.

MUMMIBOO · 03-10-2005, 12:41

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What are classing as scary films Mummiboo?

Slash horror movies, I hate them, they are so predictable .... though I do like Hellraiser.

Psychological horrors are more scary, ones that make you think like ... Final Destination .... OMG that film was scary! Mothman Prophecies is another one (Richard Gere again

) and Sixth Sense what an awesome film!

I'm looking forward to seeing Wolf Creek, I bet that's really scary being based on a true story.

white noise, erm final destination (we have that one) erm thirteen ghosts darkness falls creep. they all scared me but thats good because thats what it was supposed to do.

films that have monsters in them dont scare me but give me a jumpy film where you dont know what is going to happen then thats me im hiding behind my pillow it good it gets the blood pumping daddiboo finds it hilarious if he falls asleep i have to wake him up to watch with me or i have to put the light on. lol

MUMMIBOO · 03-10-2005, 12:42

just a fear of the unknown.