Hollywood's 100 Favourite Films

[Gregory2Smith1]

Silence of the Lambs ? Where ? Hopkins tour de force was Shadowlands another bad omission.

Silence Of The Lambs

Top 10

was he a coalminer,did he stink of the lambs?

Anthony Hopkins

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Silence Of The Lambs

Top 10

was he a coalminer,did he stink of the lambs?

Anthony Hopkins

22 fair play.

 

[Leighgull]

I think Titanic does have some merits however the depiction of Officer Murdoch shooting passengers is incredibly disrespectful. The man worked to the end trying to launch the lifeboats and the film-makers had the nerve to send executives to apologise to his relatives....and then leave the scene in the film

Its one of my all time hated pictures. The idea of Jack and Rose having an "across the divide" relationship with him sauntering around the first class decks like he owns the yard. He would have been thrown overboard in 1912 if he carried on like that.

Billy Zane should have just shot him like the classless oik he was and we could have settled down & enjoyed the CGI. Why does Hollywood have to infantilise these stories?

When you watch "a night to remember" you are deeply moved. Titanic just makes you want to move your bowels. The difference? One is British. The other isn't.

 

[Acker79]

I think I've seen them all.

WTF no Dr Zhivago
they are having a laugh
or did I miss it

Number 95

Greatest American? deffo none in a foreign language I guess?

Amelie
Pans Labyrinth
Seven Samurai


And the English
Monty Python and the Holy Grail

I think Slumdog Millionaire is English, too.

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Its one of my all time hated pictures. The idea of Jack and Rose having an "across the divide" relationship with him sauntering around the first class decks like he owns the yard. He would have been thrown overboard in 1912 if he carried on like that.

Billy Zane should have just shot him like the classless oik he was and we could have settled down & enjoyed the CGI. Why does Hollywood have to infantilise these stories?

When you watch "a night to remember" you are deeply moved. Titanic just makes you want to move your bowels. The difference? One is British. The other isn't.

Titanic is an odd one. It got pretty much 5 star reviews across the board from the critics when it came out. I think it is a decent film and liked it. Time seems to have judged it a pile of shite and I do not agree with that.

 

[Mowgli37]

Its one of my all time hated pictures. The idea of Jack and Rose having an "across the divide" relationship with him sauntering around the first class decks like he owns the yard. He would have been thrown overboard in 1912 if he carried on like that.

Billy Zane should have just shot him like the classless oik he was and we could have settled down & enjoyed the CGI. Why does Hollywood have to infantilise these stories?

When you watch "a night to remember" you are deeply moved. Titanic just makes you want to move your bowels. The difference? One is British. The other isn't.

This. The only pluses I can think of are the depiction of the sinking and very realistic set. What makes the poor quality of the Jack and Rose story all the more comical is the fact that Cameron at least partly ripped it off a 1943 Nazi propaganda film.

 

[WhingForPresident]

I just cannot be the only person that thought Amelie was pretentious bullshit.

 

[Bladders]

Fight Club at 40? **** off! Shouldn't even be 140!

 

[glasfryn]

I think I've seen them all.



Number 95



Amelie
Pans Labyrinth
Seven Samurai


And the English
Monty Python and the Holy Grail

I think Slumdog Millionaire is English, too.

thank you
95 still to low IMHO