[Film] Your ‘go to’ Film

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Palacefinder General

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Apr 5, 2019

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• Mar 20, 2020

• #1

The one you never get tired of (unlike repetitive threads like this)

Wall Street - classic Oliver Stone, brick phones, 80s hair and trench coats, but who cares?

If I had one US dollar for every time I’d watched it...

 

Giraffe

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• Mar 20, 2020

• #2

Saving Mr Banks, every time.

Just the best in lots of ways.

 

Uh_huh_him

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• Mar 20, 2020

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The Big Lebowski

 

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timbha

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Sussex

• Mar 20, 2020

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Pretty Woman (well Julia Roberts)

 

KZNSeagull

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Wolsingham, County Durham

• Mar 20, 2020

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I have several, current favourite is The Martian

 

father_and_son

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Under the Police Box

• Mar 20, 2020

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Great Escape. Cannot not watch if it is on and a go to dvd if really bored or want something I can have on in the background (I know it so well I only need to see/hear snippets to immediately know where in the film I am and what's going on, so good when moving about the house but want the TV for company).

 

Mr Bridger

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Earth

• Mar 20, 2020

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Since self isolating it’s been Shaving Ryan’s Private’s

 

Publius Ovidius

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at home

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Shaving Ryan’s private’s.


Ha ha ..

Trading places!

 

Meade's Ball

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Hither (sometimes Thither)

• Mar 20, 2020

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Jaws. On every other week on ITV4, but will join it at whichever point its at, looking to loyally see it through. And that's despite having a general dislike for what Spielberg made for 40 odd years onwards.

 

Knightsworld

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WSU, just below the seagull.

• Mar 20, 2020

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Hidden Figures. Absolute gem of a film.

 

Wozza

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• Mar 20, 2020

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Hook, of course. Still Spielberg's greatest achievement*.

* Except raising a porn-star daughter, obv.

 

happypig

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Eastbourne

• Mar 20, 2020

• #12

Battle of Britain

 

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darkwolf666

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Sittingbourne, Kent

• Mar 20, 2020

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West Side Story, cry EVERY time at the ending!!!

 

Is it PotG?

Thrifty non-licker

Feb 20, 2017

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Sussex by the Sea

• Mar 20, 2020

• #14

EITHER



OR

any of Debra Granik's works.

 

Deportivo Seagull

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Mid Sussex

• Mar 20, 2020

• #15

Field of Dreams


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Tom Hark Preston Park

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Jul 6, 2003

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• Mar 20, 2020

• #16

Never tire of Interstellar. Or Pulp Fiction.

 

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Carlos BC

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• Mar 20, 2020

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Gotta be The Godfather for me. Loved 1 & 2 but thought 3 wasn't anywhere near as good as the other two.

JAWS is a good call from earlier too. Watched that on Netflix a couple of weeks back after a few beers. Fell asleep but woke up for the grand finale

 

Marshy

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FRUIT OF THE BLOOM

• Mar 20, 2020

• #18

Good Will Hunting

However I have many that fall into the go to film category

 

Stumpy Tim

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Back in Brighton. Well Hove actually

• Mar 20, 2020

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Tom Hark said:

Never tire of Interstellar.

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Was going to say Interstellar myself. Brilliant film. Every time I go on a long flight I put that on

 

Taybha

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Uwantsumorwat

• Mar 20, 2020

• #20

Up followed by King Arthur Legend Of the Sword