film choice - Page 4

happyone · 19-09-2003, 23:53

mine are
rocky horroy picture show ( just for the basque and stockings) comfort thing nothing kinky)
shawshank redemdemtion
face off was a good one to ;D

ANNE · 20-09-2003, 09:07

Sir John Mills fantastic actor especially in Mandy.
Haley Mills from when I first ssaw her on Sat Morning flicks.
Most Horror and supernatural films.
Christoper Lee he can bite my neck any day. Its those eyes.

happyone · 20-09-2003, 09:16

christopher then hehehehe

Caz · 20-09-2003, 09:17

Well she is a night person, said something about vampires!  ;D

happyone · 20-09-2003, 14:23

dont know that smile of yours there cazzer   frightened me :-/

janet · 20-09-2003, 16:18

1. scream( 1st one )
2. final destination
3. jeepers creepers( 1st one have'nt seen 2 )
                 

Caz · 20-09-2003, 16:33

[quote author=happyone link=board=anything;num=1049537156;start=0#49 date=09/20/03 at 15:23:37]dont know that smile of yours there cazzer frightened me :-/[/quote]

Hope you meant the smilie pal, or you'll find out how scary I really am!!!  ;D ;D ;D ;D

happyone · 20-09-2003, 19:27

:'(  sob sob   now u  shouting at me  i realy frightend :-/

ANNE · 20-09-2003, 20:13

Ah, there there. I'l protect ya. So long as ya still got dodgers. [smiley=cuddle.gif]

Mik Dickinson · 20-09-2003, 22:01

Just finished watching one called ' A beautiful mind' Very intensive film and a little bit boring at the beginning.After watching it i would watch it again.Anybody else seen it?

janet · 28-09-2003, 18:32

watched terminator3 last night on my pc have to say excellent film 10/10 8)

Sparkologist · 12-07-2004, 19:06

A good thread Hanchorman. Let's bring it back to life and see what the choices of some of our newer members would be.

My choices are:

1. Mississipi Burning.
A five star classic. A very powerful and intense film, with some superb acting; noteably by Gene Hackman, who was Oscar nominated, and Willem Defoe, as his young FBI sidekick. The type of film to make you sit through the rolling credits to learn every little detail of the making of it.

2. The Shawshank Redemption. Did you see the twist at the end coming? I certainly didn't.
A film that shows that it is possible to change peoples lives for the better, given the chance, even in the most retrictive of circumstances. I particularly liked the ending; redemption via revenge.

3. The Thing. A masterpiece of direction and special effects from John Carpenter.

If I could've had a fourth choice, it would be Alien. I watched this when I was a spotty little herbert, a long time ago, and bricked it all the way through, from the moment John Hurt's character, Kane, 'gave birth'!

Reading through other folks choices, Green Mile looks to be well worth watching.

lettie · 12-07-2004, 19:22

Green Mile is definately worth viewing. No expensive blockbuster special effects, it's a people film...

I still get all upset at the end though

Shawshank Redemption is also an excellent film, one that I'd definately see again.

Doug · 12-07-2004, 20:09

Green Mile. I agree there lettie, an excellent film.