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(Topic created on: 12-05-2019 01:57 AM)
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Teasie123
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What is ur most fav movie ever?

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CarlH
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Come on now, @Teasie123, you can't start a thread without mentioning yours! Mine is Blade Runner. Nigh on perfect film. 

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100% The Green Mile. Makes my emotions run so high every time ❤️

CarlH
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Fun fact: I've had The Green Mile on DVD for 18 years and still haven't seen it. Pretty much know what happens though (loads of people spoiled it). 

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No way, CarlH! You need to watch it all the way through, it's so good! The Green Mile is closely followed by my second favourite: Dirty Dancing. :face-with-tears-of-joy:
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Whilst a fan ofThe Green Mile and Blade Runner, I prefer The Shawshank Redemption (another Stephen King adaptation)  which is certainly one  one of my top ones  and whilst it was not a great success in the cinema  at the time became a fave after the video/DVD releases.

 

I will also mention A Beautiful Mind, Lord of The Rings (Return of The King) ,The Matrix and The Exorcist, though quite a few I enjoy.

 

 

 

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SjorsK
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Inception is also great. And gosh... The Matrix, definitely one of my favorites :smiling-face:
Teasie123
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The old blade runner or the new version?

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Teasie123
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Love love love inception. Best movie i have seen, even though i had to watch it 4 times to understand it.😀
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There's quite a few films I like. (Some of which are quite good too. :winking-face:)

 

But for sheer personal experience:

 

Lord of The Rings: Fellowship of The Ring (Theatrical Version) - As a massive Tolkien fan, I love the Extended Version's additional Tolkien geekery. But when I saw it in the cinema, the Theatrical Version completely blew me and my scepticism away; had a perfect pace and flow; made me forget that I know the story backwards; and had me falling in love with that story all over again.

 

Honorable mentions to both The Matrix and the 1986 animated Transformers movie (the first movie I saw in the cinema) too; both of which had me completely spellbound when I first saw them on the big screen.