What's your favourite 'comfort' film?

[Adrean]

Ditto - luuuurve 'Pump Up The Volume' and Allan Moyle's other teen flick 'Empire RecorRAB'...

 

[crusher44x]

Much Ado About Nothing - I seem to remember putting that on when I felt really miserable once and it cheering me up no end!

 

[imported_bre_bre]

1. Sleepless in Seattle
2. Shakespeare in Love
3. Notting Hill
4. The Thomas Crown Affair
5. Amadeus
6. Any Buffy or West Wing

 

[Holliee]

Lucky OP having a copy of The Lady Vanishes - I wish I did. It's ages since I saw it

My comfort film is Singin' In The Rain.

 

[radiokatblu]

Dawn of the dead!
I just imagine that the zombies are my work collegues and I'm one of the good guys with a BIG GUN! HA! HA! HA!

um..... I'm not a psycho really!

 

[shayshay115]

Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

Always cheers me up, no matter how many times I've seen it.

 

[.cg.]

Aye, same here!

 

[Nilson Nison]

How to Make and American Quilt

A good girly feel-good film!

 

[war wagon]

Yes the ultimate feel good film

 

[mockeryvelli]

A Passport To Pimlico, as I love the Ealing comedies. I also love Margaret Rutherford films (such a dotty lady, who always makes me smile) and this film covers both of my likes.

 

[vine_08]

Yup I'll go along with that for an up-to-date film.

For a oldie, (1973) it has to be The Summer of '42
(Just escape back to childhood on a long hot summer holiday on a sandy island)

 

[clh12967]

life is sweet a pure british film at its best..... second one has to be runnaway train.....

 

[klein b]

1. Driven to Succeed
(its on Sky Movies nearly all the time, its become a bit of a cult movie)

2. Rocky III
(I pity the fool who don't like Mr T)

3. The Goonies

4. Any Steven Seagal Movie before Under Siege

 

[Gushon]

My all time favourite film is Fight Club, but I guess the one film that can alter mooRAB (for the better) for me would be High Fidelity starring John Cusack. That film leaves a smile on my face everytime I watch it.

 

[Vickie Smith]

Titanic-Don't know why

 

[nezsem]

Meet Me in St Louis springs to mind and many of the Carry On films and other British films of the 50's and 60's.

 

[loop-a-doop]

Most of the carry ons.I know its not a film but the darling buRAB of may.

 

[Fiore Sanguinante]

Or basically anything I grew up with as a child and liked.

Thinks that true of most people though.

 

[the air is cooler]

I saw 'Carry On... Nurse' the other day and it's just the perfect kind of film for a weekend matinee. It also dawned on me how good the early 'Carry Ons...' were; some of the later films got a bit tiresome after a while...

 

[The Answer Is Jesus]

John Carpenter's 'They Live'