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mell 
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 Posted: 05-July-2005 at 15:51 |
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oh my god porkies i forgot about them films lol they were class esp lassie lol
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kbannon
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Posted: 05-July-2005 at 06:47 |
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I can't list just 5
most Clouseau films
Python films (esp. Life of Brian)
Leon
Ronin
Trainspotting
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Psycho
Raging Bull
I can go on and on...
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spokey
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Offensive and obnoxious tub of lard
Joined: 02-March-2004
Location: United Kingdom
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Points: 1948
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Posted: 05-July-2005 at 06:30 |
In no particular order:
To Live and Die in LA
Diva
Hanussen
Pulp Fiction
Taxi (the original French one)
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Spokey
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Fey!
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Funs over, Scotty; beam down my clothes!
Joined: 28-February-2005
Location: Galway
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Points: 4161
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Posted: 05-July-2005 at 05:46 |
Good call on Barbera Bach in "The Spy Who Loved Me"!!!
Top 5 films sexiest females
1) Catwoman - Halle Berry
2) Mr & Mrs Smith - Angelina Jolie
3) The Spy Who Loved Me - Barbera Bach
4) Pushing Tin - can't remember her name (played Billy Bob Thorntons Missus)
5) Ferris Buellers Day Off - The Nurse who likes to............
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IamSpartacus
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Joined: 21-November-2002
Location: Singapore
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Points: 3625
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Posted: 05-July-2005 at 04:05 |
 Nigel wrote:
5) Attack of the killer tomatoes
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 Based on a true story I believe!
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The world is a tragedy to those who feel, but a comedy to those who think.
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Nigel
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Posted: 05-July-2005 at 03:42 |
1) The battle of Britain
2) Four weddings and a funeral
3) Lemon popsicle
4) Porkies
5) Attack of the killer tomatoes
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Best Wishes
Nigel
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IamSpartacus
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Posted: 05-July-2005 at 03:12 |
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The real test of an all time favourite is to watch it again a few years later to see if it still works, Ferris Bueller does, Back to the Future doesn't - for me
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The world is a tragedy to those who feel, but a comedy to those who think.
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Andrew Rolland
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Go away rain
Joined: 19-August-2004
Location: Scotland
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Points: 6579
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Posted: 05-July-2005 at 02:33 |
mell wrote:
ive never seen a james bond film lol |
Dearey me. Never seen a James Bond Film tsk tsk!
Bit of a schoolboy choice that one I'm afraid. I remember watching them all at that sort of impressionable age 13-14!
The girl from 'From Russia with Love' is fairly good looking too!
Interesting to see that the Back to the Futures seem to be quite popular. I like the third one cos it's got a steam train in it!
Andrew
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rubberknees50
Really Senior Member II
Does it have chrome bumpers?
Joined: 26-July-2004
Location: Telford, Shropshire
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Points: 1074
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Posted: 04-July-2005 at 19:12 |
Hmmm, in any order,
1) Any John Wayne western
2)Any Clint Eastwood Dirty Harry or Man with No Name film
3) Most Tom Cruise films (MI, Last Samurai, Far & Away)
4) Saving Private Ryan
5)Any Jackie Chan especially "Shanghai Noon/Nights
Thats all folks though it misses Eddie Murphy, Will Smith, John Candy and a host of others! 
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Robbie Bradford
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Joined: 16-July-2004
Location: Co. Laois, Ireland.
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Posted: 04-July-2005 at 18:52 |
A few more......
Predator
Mothman Prophecies
Cannonball run
Carlitos way
Scarface
Snatch
Insomnia
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stephenperry
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Posted: 04-July-2005 at 18:43 |
(more than 5) films i never tire of....
back to the future 1 and 2
terminator 1 and 2
pulp fiction
robocop
american beauty
kill bill vol 1
reservoir dogs
rambo first blood
wall street
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Robbie Bradford
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Posted: 04-July-2005 at 18:16 |
NOISUFNOC wrote:
4. The Great Escape
5. Lord of the rings, but you have to watch all 3 in one go.
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Great escape....quality 
I've only seen the first Lord of the Rings......how long would it take to watch all 3, one after another?
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NOISUFNOC
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Joined: 27-September-2004
Location: Sunny Greenock by the Sea
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Posted: 04-July-2005 at 18:13 |
1. Le Man
2. Days of Thunder
3. Tommy Boy
4. The Great Escape
5. Lord of the rings, but you have to watch all 3 in one go.
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528 for now
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Horsetan
Really Senior Member II
Say Neigh to Gatsos
Joined: 11-April-2003
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Posted: 04-July-2005 at 18:08 |
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Gosford Park
The Commitments
Veronica Guerin
Waking Ned
Evelyn
...not necessarily in that order
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Robbie Bradford
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Posted: 04-July-2005 at 15:09 |
1/ Apocalypse now
2/ Blade Runner
3/ The Abyss
4/ Enter the Dragon
5/ Goodfellas.......and 90% of all other Bobby De Niro's movies!
I could do about 100 other top 5's........maybe when i'm bored or the forum is quiet 
Vanishing point, State of Grace, Crouching tiger hidden dragon, The Matrix, Alien and on and on!
Edited by Robbie Bradford
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whitey
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Joined: 15-May-2004
Location: United Kingdom
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Points: 450
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Posted: 04-July-2005 at 14:37 |
1. goodfellas
2. casino
3. pulp fiction
4. sexy beast
5. love honour and obey.
Trainspotting, nil by mouth, blow and the godfather trilogy all spring to mind also.
Trevor
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mell
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Joined: 07-July-2004
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Posted: 04-July-2005 at 12:52 |
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ive never seen a james bond film lol
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Andrew Rolland
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Go away rain
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Posted: 04-July-2005 at 12:38 |
In no particular order
Convoy
Duel
The League of Gentlemen - Jack Hawkins et all not the BBC 2 mush
The Italian Job
The Spy Who Loved Me - Barbara Bach - Phwoar!
Andrew
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Fey!
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Funs over, Scotty; beam down my clothes!
Joined: 28-February-2005
Location: Galway
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Posted: 04-July-2005 at 12:22 |
1) Gross Pointe Blank
2) The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
3) Mr & Mrs Smith
4) Aliens
5) Blazing Saddled / Men in Tights / Mel Brooks films in general
Top 5 chases
1) Taxi 2: Pugeot 406 taxi vs Peugeot 306 rally car (opening sequence, original French film)
2) Mr & Mrs Smith: MPV vs a couple of BMW e39s
3) The Tranporter: BMW 740i (I think!)
4) Ronin: Audi S6 (?)
5) Ronin: BMW M5
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mell
Really Senior Member II
Joined: 07-July-2004
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Posted: 04-July-2005 at 12:19 |
oh yeah i love bridget jones as well they are both entertaining films
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your top 5 best films
