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Old 25-02-2008, 09:37 AM   #31 (permalink)
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The Covenant
Oceans Trilogy
American Psycho (the sequel was ****)
Equilibrium
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Favourite TV show at present is one I am trying to find to watch from archives about two cabin crew called ''High life''. It is a very funny comedy.

Does anybodfy know where I will find this programme to watch?
Try YouTube, someone may have put it on there ;-)
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My real fave 5

1. Platoon.
2. Falling Down.
3. Scarface.
4. Threads.
5. American Psycho.

Honourable mentions to

1984, Goodfellas, Robocop, Fight Club, 12 Monkies, Seven, Silence Of The Lambs, Event Horizon, Star Wars, Rocky, 5th Element, Animal Farm, Deliverance, Kill Bill 1, Eyes Wide Shut, They Live, Flashdance.

How does it feel to see 1984 actually being acted out before your eyes.
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1. Rocky IV
2. Rocky I
3. Rocky III
4. Rocky II
5. Rocky V
Been watching the reruns of Boon on Men and Motors sat channel

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Shawshank Redemption
The Life Of Brian
The Green Mile
Spiderman 1, 2 and 3
Forrest Gump

One more:

Scarface
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Little Big Man (first time I realised you diddn't have to shoot all the indians)
There's a film I haven't seen in a long time. Doesn't make my top five though.

Saving Private Ryan
The Godfather
The Shawshank Redemption (a favourite with many it seems)
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La Vita E Bella (Life Is Beautiful)

With The Deerhunter in reserve.
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In no particular order...

Love Actually
The Last Samurai
Evita
The Phantom of the Opera
*is not ashamed to admit to this one*... Mulan

Braveheart and Zulu in reserve.
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I like Love Actually too... that's probably my secret, embarrassing one.
Like George, Schlinder's List and Saving Private Ryan make my top 5 off the top of my head.
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(1) Alien 2.

(2) The Longest Day.

(3) Its a Mad Mad Mad Mad World,,,,,( has me in stitches every time)

(4) The Searchers.

(5) If.
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