Your Favorite Film

[ejp1220]

"Up Pompeii" is the film I've watched the most.

 

[Gmathan]

American Beauty, without a doubt.

Followed very closely by Die Hard, purely for the blood blasting action.

 

[mummy to bee]

Babette's Feast.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babette's_Feast

 

[cindy-lu-who]

So many films....an oldie I still think is brilliant for its evil qualities is "The hand that rocks the cradle" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104389/

 

[Emelia D]

For fac sake, that's not how you spell face.

 

[Aaron J]

Breakfast At Tiffany's.

 

[Kahlid Komar]

Star Wars.

 

[Ur best friend (Ab)]

Brighton Rock with Richard Attenborough, just amazing

 

[Animangalicious]

The book explains it much better, and I can't quite remember it, but it's all to do with memories of things staying (or shining) in the hotel. Time has sort of been mixed up, so things from the past meet with the present, and remember "you have always been the caretaker"

 

[Laughable]

Wrong Turn

 

[Elly#1]

Imitation of Life...The Lana Turner version 1959

 

[Tom from the Top]

eternal sunshine of the spotless mind

 

[Layna]

yeah, i get what you mean, i think

i'll have to read the book sometime

 

[Maiden666]

Titanic.

 

[nezmiah]

Big Trouble In Little China

 

[Summer Rain]

Yes, you should - Stephen King explains it a lot better than I do

 

[~*Cookie*~]

Jacob's Ladder

 

[ButchQuique]

I have lots of faves but if I had to pick one to watch again and again it would be the Pretty In Pink. God I wanted to be Molly Ringwald when she got with Andrew McCarthy.

 

[Haptic.Hazard.]

Apollo 13.

PS. Shouldn't this be on the Movies board?

 

[babyblue11694]

The Beyond.