What are your top 5 films of all time

[64Guitars]

I just thought of another one I really liked a lot.

I.Q. (1994) - Meg Ryan, Walter Matthau, Tim Robbins



Walter Matthau plays Albert Einstein, Meg Ryan plays his niece, and Tim Robbins plays a mechanic who falls in love with her (who wouldn't?). Einstein doesn't like his niece's fiancé so he and his scientist friends cook up a scheme to help the mechanic win her over. It's funny and a really enjoyable movie. If you've never seen it, check it out.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRlLzHRumUc

[henwrench]

In no particular order...

     Ichi the Killer
     Babe
     Reservoir Dogs
     Nuts In May
     Jaws

                                                   henwrench

[Oldrottenhead]

was nuts in may not a tv play.

[Greeny]

was nuts in may not a tv play.

Yes... and bloody brilliant it is too! Same as his other masterpiece 'Abigail's Party'.

[Oldrottenhead]

now i will need to change my list and get some mike leigh movies in it, cant remember the name of the movie but the one about the driving instructor was brill

[Greeny]

now i will need to change my list and get some mike leigh movies in it, cant remember the name of the movie but the one about the driving instructor was brill

Happy Go Lucky

[Oldrottenhead]

thats the baby brill film

[Ferryman]

For me it would be:

This is Spinal Tap
Pulp Fiction
The Sixth Sense
Lif of Brian
Blade Runner (Director's Cut)

Blade Runner only just made it because as brilliant as the film is, the book is far, far better. I am a massive fan of PK Dick and in particular "Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep", so when I first saw Blade Runner I thought it was very lightweight, despite the fantastic production. But I have grown to love it, although I could have defnitely made a better version and stayed truer to the book. Well, perhaps not......

Cheers,

Nigel

[Flash Harry]

True Romance
Being John Malkovich
Memento
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Saving Private Ryan

[cuthbert]

Here's today's take on a list that is constantly changing for me:

North By Northwest
Miller's Crossing
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Inglourious Basterds
Hard Boiled

Tomorrow, I'm sure Kubrick will find his way back in there...