Favourite Movies 🤨

Rag_793
Rag_793 Community Member Posts: 841 Empowering

Movies have been with each of us since we were in the womb 🐣

I am going to lead off with films and genres that I like watching :-

Action, Fantasy, Drama, War, Sci-Fi, Comedy, Thriller, Cartoon etc

Now for the fun part :- What are your favourite films?

Transformers 1986

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1-2-3 90s

Flight Of The Navigator

Space Camp

Police Accademy -1-7

Indian Jones Original Trilogy

Ghostbusters - 1-2

Gremlins & Gremlins New Batch

Every Which Way But Loose

Spartacus

Vikings

Dambusters

Battle Of Britain

633 Squadron

Where Eagles Dare

Kelly’s Heroes

Back To The Future Trilogy

Jaws

Short Circuit 1-2

Italian Job

Herbie - Original Films

Bedknobs & Broomsticks

Firefox

Tuskakee Airmen

Memphis Bell

Empire Of The Sun

Bridge Over The River Kwai

The Jazz Singer - Neil Diamond

Land Before Time

Hook

Mrs Doubtfire

Heat

Days of Thunder

Schindlers List

Michael Collins

Hacksaw Ridge

JFK

Waterworld

Superman 1-2

Star Wars - 4-6

Star Trek original films

Harry Potter 1-7

Lord Of The Rings 1-3

The Hobbit 1-3

Fantastic Beasts -1-3

Saving Private Ryan

Enemy At The Gates

Laurel & Hardy - original films

Bohemian Rhapsody

Theory of Everything

Oppenheimer

Crimson Tide

The Hunt For The Red October

James Bond

Fighting With My Family

Les Miserables

Close Encounters of The Third Kind

Terminator - 1-2

Labyrinth

Big

Top Gun & Maverick

Rain Man

Twins

Beverley Hills Cop 1-2

Robocop 1-2

Uncle Buck

Cool Runnings

Up

Moana

Toy Story

Dragonheart

Lost Boys

Life of Brian & Holy Grail

The Mask

Ace Ventura

Running Man

Backdraft

Bill & Ted

Big Trouble In Little China Town

Rocky 1-4

Rambo 1-3

Turner & Hooch

K9

Blues Brothers

War Games

Iron Eagle

Dark Knight Trilogy

Shawshank Redemption

Raise The Titanic

And a whole host of other classic films

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  • Rosie_Scope
    Rosie_Scope Posts: 9,819 Scope online community team

    That's a long list @Rag_793! Some great films on there.

    Some of my favourites are: Jurassic Park (the original), Little Shop of Horrors, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. I'm sure there's more, so I'll have a think!

    I'm also partial to a Wes Anderson film - I like The Grand Budapest Hotel the most I think!

  • Rag_793
    Rag_793 Community Member Posts: 841 Empowering

    Jurassic Park and Little Shop of Horrors are another iconic pair of films.

    I missed off films such as The Great Escape, Goonies, Splash, Homeward Bound, Awakenings, Insomnia, Rocky Horror, Medicine Man, George Of The Jungle, The Wooden Horse, The Railway Man, Monsters Inc etc

  • ChrisR777
    ChrisR777 Community Member Posts: 2,170 Championing

    Casablanca

    Big Country

    Singin' In The Rain

    The 39 Steps

    Psycho

    The Wizard Of Oz

    Citizen Kane

    There are too many to list!

  • Rag_793
    Rag_793 Community Member Posts: 841 Empowering
  • StarryEyed
    StarryEyed Community Member Posts: 2,067 Championing

    Way too many for me to list too. Been a movie fan since forever. It's one of my favourite pastimes. Have you heard of 4DX cinema? I haven't seen it yet. Can't imagine the thrill!

  • Rag_793
    Rag_793 Community Member Posts: 841 Empowering

    4DX is brilliant!! I watched the 2nd Fantastic Beasts Movie there. But the most fun one has to be Top Gun - Maverick….. fare to say there were plenty of giggles, bodies bouncing all over the show as well 🤣🤣

  • Rachel_Scope
    Rachel_Scope Posts: 5,417 Scope online community team

    @Rag_793 I absolutely love Little Shop of Horrors! Me and my friend are both big fans and we sang the entire soundtrack at karaoke 😂

  • Mary_Scope
    Mary_Scope Posts: 6,234 Scope online community team

    These are some great films @Rag_793? Do you have a favourite actor or director whose films you will always see no matter what?

  • StarryEyed
    StarryEyed Community Member Posts: 2,067 Championing

    Omg that's a total hoot!!! I never even heard about it until last night! I read this thread, then flipped over to YouTube, and that clip showed up. Thank you AI! 😁 So we don't have it here in Málaga, but they have it in Granada. So I'm going to see about the possibility of going there to see it. This is so crazy amazing!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😂

  • Rag_793
    Rag_793 Community Member Posts: 841 Empowering

    Actors such as the late Robin Williams, Samual L Jackson, Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, Tom Cruise etc

  • Mary_Scope
    Mary_Scope Posts: 6,234 Scope online community team

    Robin Williams has been in some excellent films @Rag_793! Do you have a favourite film?

    I will watch anything with Melissa McCarthy, Tina Fey or Amy Poehler in because I find them hilarious 🤣

    Is Granada very far from Malaga @StarryEyed? It's such a different but fun way to experience films!

    They're showing Shrek 2 in 4DX this weekend in a cinema near me and I'm thinking about going…bit frightened of the smell of the swamp though🤣!

    I've seen Jurassic World in 4DX and that was a shocking (in a good way!) experience, I hadn't expected the chairs to move and bounce as much as it did.

  • Rag_793
    Rag_793 Community Member Posts: 841 Empowering

    Hi Mary,

    I can remember going to the Cinema after school in 1991 to watch Hook, a favourite still to this day. Patch Adams’s, Mrs Doubtfire, Flubber, Jumanji, Good Morning Vietnam, Dead Poets Society are amongst the favourites.

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    my personal favourite is Awakenings, a truly incredible film that is based on a true story.

    The Doctor: Robin Williams' character, Dr. Malcolm Sayer, is based on the real-life British neurologist Dr. Oliver Sacks. Sacks worked at the Beth Abraham Hospital in the Bronx, New York.

    The Patients: In 1969, Sacks treated a group of chronic patients who had survived the global encephalitis lethargica (sleeping sickness) epidemic. This real-world outbreak occurred worldwide between 1917 and 1928.

    • The Treatment: Sacks administered L-DOPA (levodopa), a new medication for Parkinson's disease.
    • The Outcome: The drug caused an astonishing temporary awakening. Patients who had been frozen or catatonic for decades regained movement and speech. However, the effects were often short-lived, and many patients suffered severe side effects or eventually regressed back into their catatonic states
    • Dramatization:
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    • The film combines multiple real patients into composite characters, most notably Leonard Lowe (played by Robert De Niro).
    • Pacing and Drama: Hollywood altered certain timelines and personal interactions to create a cohesive emotional narrative, but the core medical experiment and the tragic reality of the drug's limits are factual. 
  • StarryEyed
    StarryEyed Community Member Posts: 2,067 Championing

    @Mary_Scope it turns out the closest theatre with 4DX is Madrid. ☹️ Not going to happen.

  • kreacher
    kreacher Community Member Posts: 702 Empowering

    my favourite genre is horror

    saw

    hostel

    halloween

    jaws

    childs play

    the gorier the better, but i'm not going to list all horrors i have watched and liked

    family

    sister act

    crocodile dundee

    harry potter all 8 films, there are 7 books and 8 films

    home alone

    robin hood prince of thieves

    musical

    mary poppins

    grease

    sound of music

    here are some films i really like

  • Rachel_Scope
    Rachel_Scope Posts: 5,417 Scope online community team

    I went to an 80s music night last night and was reminded of one of my all-time favourite films - Electric Dreams! Their final song Together in Electric Dreams by Human League and it was amazing. Have you heard of it? I struggle to find people who have.

  • ChrisR777
    ChrisR777 Community Member Posts: 2,170 Championing

    I like that film, not seen it for a while. I hate to correct you, but I seem to remember the song was composed and sung by Giorgio Moroder, with Human League's Phil Oakey.

  • Rachel_Scope
    Rachel_Scope Posts: 5,417 Scope online community team

    Ah you are correct @ChrisR777. It's such an amazing soundtrack. You can watch it on YouTube which I might just do tonight!

  • ChrisR777
    ChrisR777 Community Member Posts: 2,170 Championing

    The Human League are a favourite of mine. I especially like that Susan Ann Sulley (63), and Joanne Catherall (64), they have only had that job since they left school, indeed whilst still at school!

  • Mary_Scope
    Mary_Scope Posts: 6,234 Scope online community team

    Those are some great films @kreacher! I am a big musical fan too, do you have a favourite?😊

    Speaking of Robert De Niro @Rag_793, have you seen that there is a new "Meet The Fockers" film out soon? I'm really looking forward to it, have you seen the first two?

  • Rag_793
    Rag_793 Community Member Posts: 841 Empowering

    I saw the first two many years ago, not sure about watching the new one yet