To ask what your favourite film is?

[Joey1471]

As there is a thread about worst only fair we make one about best

Mine is Shawshank redemption - classic

People love to shit on it but I really enjoyed Paranormal Activity

Catch Me If You Can
True story, funny, stylish

Everyone always thinks mine is a weird choice - The Wicker man, as in the original 1979 Edward Woodward one.

Inside Out

I know it's not very high brow, but I identify with Sadness and love how the film shows that being all upbeat and positive isn't necessarily the best way to deal with things, because life is nuanced and complicated.

oohh, love the wicker man but will also throw in tampopo

Not weird at all canIhave also love the Wicker Man, also of the same era I loved Betty Blue and Angel Heart

The Godfather part 2

Even better than the original, with De Niro’s astonishing performance as the young Vito Corleone.

True Romance is my all time favourite. I just love it so much.
Close contenders are:
Bridesmaids
La La Land
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Baz Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet and his Great Gatsby too.

Gone with the wind

unicorn mine is also Gone with the Wind.

Although I love films and would happily pick one from every decade!

Life of Pi!

@vandrew4 @DingDongDenny I'm so pleased to find more Wicker man fans! When they had to guess my favourite film at my hen, not one of my friends even knew of it and one was appalled that I liked "an old fashioned" film.

The Shining is superb.

Dead Poets Society

1 - The Wizard of Oz
2 - Field Of Dreams
3 - Cool Runnings

Moulin Rouge, the wedding date (unashamed chick flick nonsense but I love it), phantom of the opera, Tangled, Hercules (the Disney one)

A second vote for Shawshank Redemption but I also love the Green Mile x

I love 'the wicker man' too maybe not my fav film ever but a classic and it really pushed the boundaries at its time. (The book is great too and has much more background story to the island and the policeman)

I couldnt possibly pick one film out of all genres.
All 'Alien' franchise.
All LOTR and The Hobbit.
The Best Marigold Hotel
Love Actually (despite the rubbishing it gets on here its just a good escape from crap in RL film😀)
All 'Harry Potter'
Shawshank/the green mile are excellent but cant watch them over and over again as too upsetting.

Close encounters
Poltergeist
Jaws (watched again recently and still as good as first time)
'As good as it gets' brill film.

Several already mentioned. See told you it was impossible 😀

The Remains of the Day
The Grand Budapest Hotel
In Bruges

From Dusk till Dawn
Conan the barbarian (original)
Ed Wood

Angel heart.

24 years on (I was 14 when it was released) and it's still Four Weddings and a Funeral.
24 years on and I STILL can't figure out why he picked Andie McDowell when he could have had Kristin Scott Thomas.

KST. EVERYTIME!

West Side Story

Tootsie

Not sure I have a favourite, but I loved The Philadelphia Story and pretty much all Katharine Hepburn / Cary Grant comedies

Others that have really stuck with me - Giant, On The Waterfront, Days of Heaven and Grand Budapest Hotel