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What film have you watched the most times?
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AmexRuislip
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Good Morning Vietnam................classic film
Pevenseagull
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- Jul 20, 2003
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I think they mean Fargo
Publius Ovidius
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Blazing saddles.
Seen it about 20 times.
"The sherrif's a ni......."
Seen it about 20 times.
"The sherrif's a ni......."
Perfidious Albion
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Another mention of Blues Brothers ......absolute classic..NB I have seen Gladiator a lot ,mainly because my wife was totally obsessive about it and saw it at the cinema at least 14 times ..then the DVD of course , good one though
I answered Star Wars or Escape to Victory early in this thread, but in hindsight, my correct answer (and almost certainly that of anyone with kids) is probably Finding Nemo, or Toy Story or Cars, etc.
"Is it twue what they say about you people?"
Sherriff drops duds..
"It's TWUE..."
"Mongo only pawn in game of life"
http://www.moviefanfare.com/movie-list/blazing-saddles-ten-things-to-know-about-the-movie/
On TV only, I guess it would be a Frankie Howerd "comedy" made in the early 1950's, for some reason the BBC would always put this on at Xmas at a time when they couldn't afford a lot of the more recent stuff.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Runaway_Bus
I believe the big UK film producers like Rank refused to sell films for showing on TV for many years knowing that they would lose any chance of re-runs in cinemas, hence the poor TV choice back then.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Runaway_Bus
I believe the big UK film producers like Rank refused to sell films for showing on TV for many years knowing that they would lose any chance of re-runs in cinemas, hence the poor TV choice back then.
Randsta
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American Physco and Fear and Loathing both amazing films
Publius Ovidius
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American werewolf in London. Especially for the bit with jenny agutter in the shower.
Although you're not a lover of the opening credits.
Machiavelli
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Has anyone mentioned Withnail and I?*
*Apologies: no time to consult this thread
*Apologies: no time to consult this thread
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Barham's tash
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Way too many to think about and I would have diff categories rather than one film.
In no particular order:
Downfall
Indiana Jones
Ghostbusters
Top Gun
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The Breakfast Club
Jurassic Park
Blade
The Day After Tomorrow (Yes yes I know)
The Last Samurai
Batman Begins
The Great Race
In no particular order:
Downfall
Indiana Jones
Ghostbusters
Top Gun
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The Breakfast Club
Jurassic Park
Blade
The Day After Tomorrow (Yes yes I know)
The Last Samurai
Batman Begins
The Great Race
AlbionPics&SouthCoastTwit
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darn tooting! and it's a beautiful day and i'm cooperating, you betcha!
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smudge
Up the Albion!
Dumb & Dumber was our mess movie for a deployment. We would re-enact scenes when ashore, especially in U.S diners.
The Cruel Sea, In Which We Serve. Classic nautical one liners in those films which are still used today.
The Cruel Sea, In Which We Serve. Classic nautical one liners in those films which are still used today.
At Leyton Orient they re-enact the scenes on the terraces filmed for the Stanley Baker film "Robbery". There is a famous line "No shooters"..
The film scenes actually show parts of a Div 3 (then) game between Leyton Orient and Swindon, the game sadly for the film-makers finished 0-0.
Another film I have seen used the Brentford ground or at least the changing-rooms there, it was made about the same time I think.
The film scenes actually show parts of a Div 3 (then) game between Leyton Orient and Swindon, the game sadly for the film-makers finished 0-0.
Another film I have seen used the Brentford ground or at least the changing-rooms there, it was made about the same time I think.