To ask what your comfort film is?

[hazdaz]

I'm looking for film suggestions, want to watch something but I don't know what!

Please give me some ideas

Oh I love About a Boy! That's definitely a comfort film of mine. Such a good soundtrack too... I miss that London.

Twister
The Core
The Lake House
The Spiderwick Chronicles
The Dark is Rising

Steel Magnolias

Bridget Jones, Notting Hill, Dirty Dancing, Pretty Woman, Maid in Manhattan

Another one for Legally Blonde and Devil Wears Prada

Also Secret Life of Pets and Sing (including original and sequel for both).

@TheBirdintheCave I've seen The Pianist a few times. Adrien Brody ❤️

Remains of the Day

Howl’s moving castle
stardust
Johnny English
Austin Powers

The Mummy (1999 one)
Lord of the Rings
Star Wars
Titanic
A Knight’s Tale
13 Going On 30

Local Hero mainly, also Calamity Jane

But I mean, if we're talking real comfort needed, like I'm on the floor... its got to be Disney Robin Hood. The fox. The. Fox.

Shamelessly following

The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel

The Holiday.

Cinema Paradiso. But I always cry at the end.

Meet me in St Louis

The Other Woman - with Cameron Diaz in, it’s a fun watch - I watched it last night actually!

Dumb and dumber.

Any of the harry potter films
Practical magic
Stardust
Brave
The devil wears Prada
Any of the Wallace and gromit films (kids love them!)

All my childhood favourites-

Overboard
Housesitter
First Wives Club
Death Becomes Her

(I love Goldie Hawn obviously!)

Also, Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead (starring a young Christina Applegate, Josh Charles and David Duchovny). Lots of summer holidays spent watching this whilst it was raining and we couldn't play out.

Some like it hot
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
Home Alone 2 - Lost in New York
and
McFarland USA (that no-one else ever seems to have heard of, or seen.)

Harry Potter (the first 2 before they got dark)
The Mummy (the original one)
Dirty Dancing
The Truman Show
Mannequin
Mickey Blue Eyes
Trading Places
National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation
Love Actually

Ever After: a Cinderella Story with Angelica Huston and Drew Barrymore

Oh goodness, forgot The Mummy!

And at Christmas, my top favourite film is The Bishop's Wife. It's a Wonderful Life is good too.

Quite a lot of those mentioned, but also most of the Star Trek films.