my best film of all time is exit wounds

easily, for my best romcom-LOVE ACTUALLY!
has anyone seen police story wwith jackie chan- FANTASTIC! if you ain't seen it, see it!

i like about a boy as a romcom add replys people!!

Titanic, I cry every time.

its a emotional it just doesnt make me cry were as it makes everyone else i know cry PAY IT FORWARD will make you cry!!

ooo! Big list...
Waynes world (1 and 2)
Amelie
The Yellow Submarine
The Doors
Clerks
Willow
Edward Scissor Hands
Beetle Juice
Trains, Planes and Automobiles
Roxanne
The Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
All the Monty Pythin films, especially The Meaning of Life
...
Too many

Trains, Planes and Automobiles......excellent film, as is The Man With Two Brains!

My two favorites are: Return of the King and Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

YES! I love that film! I think my favourite films sort of revolve around old comedians from Saturday Night Live- even though I hadn't ever watched it until last year sometime...

i dont know why i can never get into to lord of the rings films

-The Lord of the Rings films in Extended Edition form

-Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill - Quentin Tarantino is one of the best directors and screenplay writers of our generation

-Withnail & I, maybe the best British film ever made

-Airplane!, pure hilarity distilled into cinema form

-Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amelie Poulain, released in the English-speaking territories as just Amelie

-Lola Rennt, released in English-speaking territories as Run Lola Run

-Hero and House of Flying Daggers by Zhang Yimou

-Old Boy by Park Chan-wook

-Fight Club

I may add more later.

Dark City
The Matrix Trilogy (Yes I know it's full of plot holes, it's still cool)
Little Nicky
House of Flying Daggers
Donnie Darko
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Underworld
Chicago

And purely for the music - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

The last Samuri (can't spell it)

Star wars (all epsiodes)

Lord of the Rings

Fight club

Chicago

I'm not much of a film person but the few that have stuck in my mind, my favourites are Chocolat and Donnie Darko.

Monty Python's Meaning of Life!

Although there is a notable lack of Gilliam animations in there... still a good movie...

'Ah, I see you have the machine that goes bing!'

To my mind that's definitely the weakest of the Python films. Any particular reason why you like that one so much? (Although 'The Galaxy Song' is very good indeed.)

I thought the same. It seemed to be trying a bit too hard- a bit like the fourth series although the film had John Cleese in it.

Mr Creosote is still a family favorite for quoting after tea, and I still don't think that any film moment with Death has been done quite as funnily as in that film

I reckon it's a good movie, probably because I've only seen it once or twice; and I've watched Holy Grail and Life of Brian so much that I don't find them quite so funny anymore.

Plus, I didn't think ANFSCD was all it could have been. Still hilarious like all the others, though.

Just remember that you're standing on a planet that's evolving... and revolving at 900 miles an hour...

Possibly The good the bad and the ugly. - For the soundtrack...

I watched Baz Luhrmann's Romeo+Juliet again a couple of days ago, and as usual cried my eyes out. Yes, I'm a big softie, but it's a brilliant version of what I think is justifiably called the greatest love story ever told, so if I'm going to cry at anything at least I have good taste while doing it. (He says, pretending that he's not prone to crying at loads of movies.)

Gross Point Blank is a wonderful comedy.

*trying to shift the subject back to films so she doesn't admit she is also a big softy who cries during sad scenes involving small children unhappy*

Oh I forgot, Etre et Avoir! That was an absoloutly amazing film, although almost all the people in the class thought it was boring. I also really liked the Monty Python flim where the men where hiding behind bushes and being blown up, but the name escapes me. Oh and the Holy Grail one.

That was "And now for something completely different". I like that film except as it is mainly just old sketches re-done with more of a budget and they have been modified for continuity, it annoys me. For instance there is the dead parrot sketch which goes into the lumberjack song. In the original series, the dead parrot sketch went into a very bizarre bit about Bolton and Notlob. The original run up sketch for the lumberjack song was about blood thirsty barber. When I watched the film I found it frustrating how they did this. And there is still something quite charming about someone falling down a trap door and you can still see the person's head...
/ends little lecture on origin of Monty Python sketches.../

I forgot to add to my list- Donnie Darko and The Magic Christian. And Naked Gun (all three). And Gremlins. And ...

Battle Royale owns all, second one's allright but not up to much

Sorry, but this is really starting to get to me now. Its not your best film, its your favourite film.

Memento is one of my favourites that hasn't been mentioned so far. Also American Beauty

Evil Dead 3.

I've lost count of how many times I've seen it. Was a time that I could recite the entire script. With actions. And voices.

But then again, Zatoichi rocks my socks. Hmmmm.....

Lets go for a nice middleground... The Happiness of the Katakuri's!

Man that movie is messed up.

PS: Saw Dark City for the first time the other day. Brilliance. I see where the Matrix ripped off a few things.

PPS: Yarrr, that thar moving pictures be vile witchery o' the highest order!

Oh yes, how could I forget. Too many films to choose from! American Beauty was amazing. I saw it when I was too young to fully understand but I would recognise anything from it, the music, a scene, a line from the script. So it must have been good if I can remember something I didn't really understand.