To ask what your favourite film is.

[KellyElly]

I always think, oh I really want to buy/watch that film and then I forget what it was. Need som good suggestions to update my dvd collection

Larry Crowne

V.cheesy but quite sweet

PS I love you - for crying

The Ugly Truth - for laughing

Law Abiding Citizen - for general awesomeness

300 - For a good old perv.

RocknRolla - for a great story line

Machine Gun Preacher - for a surprising film I didn't think I would enjoy but really did.

Yes there is a resounding Gerard Bulter theme going on there I know.

For years I used to watch When Harry Met Sally when I ironed as it was the only one I could watch repeatedly and not bore of.

I rarely watch films now, but do like Denzel Washington films.

Never let me go. Or Kung fu panda 2

Zombieland
The lion king
H0t fuzz
Shaun of the dead

In Bruges wins every time!

I missed off the goonies!

Seriously? Your favourite film of all time?

Larry Crowne?

P.S. I love you?

Kung Fu Panda 2?

Jesus Wept. That's a judgement by the way, not a film.

I love Erin Brockovich, Chocolat, Devil Wears Prada,Elizabeth, Ladies in Lavender and any Bond movie.

The Abyss!

Sci-Fi, aliens, action/adventure, romance, deep sea, comedy, disaster - it's a veritable genre-Fest !

Oh and Ed Harris

Truly Madly Deeply - for Alan Rickman!

I know Leslie, its almost like we all have our own opinions and have been asked for them.

It's A Wonderful Life, Singing in the Rain, Armageddon for pure escapism, Bond films. Some of the women here need to look beyond the last decade...

Lost in translation

The eternal sunshine of thd spotless mind

Invictus

Strictly ballroom

A knights tale

Moulin rouge

Who made you queen of taste Leslie?

Memento
Kalifornia
Schindler's List

All rather grim

Yes yes I'm afraid of being judged by someone who considers Gerard Butler films the best cinematic offerings of the last 10 years .

Oh oh oh and I forgot seven brides for seven brothers. but you can only watch it when you are ill!

Oooooh I forgot Breakfast at Tiffanys, I adore that film.

Oh and IMO films and music (and to an extent theatre, though more a niche thing) are things that bring out the MASSIVE snob in people. I deliberately refuse to answer the "what film/music do you like?" question in company because it just makes me hate people I used to like - not because I don't approve of their choices, but because they see fit to criticise mine.

Ooh yes, just about anything with Audrey Hepburn is great!

It's a toss up between The Wicker Man (the original) and A Room for Romeo Brass.

Clearly, Leslie, you are since you still haven't imparted your definition of the best film of all time on us.

Dirty dancing sorry

Didn't claim to be the Queen of taste.

Just pissed off that every time films come up on MN the overwhelming impression given is that women really are braindead idiots who don't want anything more challenging than a badly made generic rom-com starring talentless d-listers.

As someone who genuinely loves film, its a bit galling.

As you were.

And I'm not going to be chastised into sharing my favourite films with you missy. Chances are you won't have heard of them.