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Favourite film and why?

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Reply 20

biggyK

The internship (vince vaughn and owen Wilson)

Reply 21

Emma:-)

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The italian job.
Basically because im a big fan of minis.

Reply 22

Gery A. A.

Velvet Goldmine - it's basically homage to the glam rock era and David Bowie. It's got Christian Bale, Ewan McGregor, Jonathan Meyers and Toni Collette.

Reply 23

alees1991

The Lion King (Original) Easy A or 10 Things I Hate About You. For some reason if I'm having a hard time those are the movies that pick me up and help me get on with my day. There easy and enjoyable and stories you don't get bored of.

Reply 24

BatmanRH

Pokemon the movie 2000

Reply 25

biggyK

Laid in America- jj and caspoid

Reply 26

username4914582

Citizen Kane, because it is just objectively brilliant from start to finish.

Reply 27

Kallisto

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So many candidates I can name. These ones are on my short list to be the best:

Ghandi
The last Emperor
Forrest Gump

Reply 28

username2998742

Back To The Future
About A Boy
Iron Man 3

Reply 29

Morgies

do i even need to say it

Reply 30

Plantagenet Crown

I don’t have a single one, but Saving Private Ryan has always been one of my favourite films for its very gory but realistic depiction of war, and its tragic storyline of how a family is almost wiped out.

Reply 31

Morgies

alright i will anyway

Spiderman: Into The Spiderverse is an immersive, beautiful experience and literally everything in it is perfect. The music, the characters, the style...

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I could be here for years. I've rewatched this film so many times I've lost count. This movie had it all for me. Beautiful animation, diverse characters, a lovable protagonist, extremely fun easter eggs, and John Mulaney voicing a web slinging cartoon pig. It's all perfect.

Reply 32

MovieCritic

The Lighthouse

The Lighthouse slowly snakes its way through your mind, gripping tighter until you relinquish all expectations and succumb to the strange, haunting glory of this wild ride

Reply 33

stillcrying

One fairly recent favourite is Mission Impossible Fallout. God I was on the edge of my seat throughout that film. The soundtrack is captivating too, even listening to on its own.

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Reply 34

math42

The Incredibles. Phenomenal script, great action (the visuals have aged fairly well imo), well-realized, entertaining characters, and a pretty unique theme/message. Of course, it isn't the only film with all these kinds of things going for it, but it all comes down to personal enjoyment, and I've found that The Incredibles just never grows stale for me. I've seen it so many times, but if anything it seems to improve with each viewing. American Beauty and The Dark Knight are other candidates, but they don't have quite the same invulnerability to repetition.

Reply 35

SeverusESnape

Well it depends on the genre but recently I watched The Queen, Carol and Seven Pounds, and all three movies made me cry especially Seven Pounds I was weeping all alone it was so cleansing