Movie stars reveal their favourite movie of all time
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- We love hearing what movie actors and directors can't get enough of, and this list is about as varied as it gets. We asked some of the movie stars we have interviewed over the years what their favourite movie is.
Michelle Williams, Elizabeth Moss, Domhnall Gleeson, Liam Neeson, Michael Caine, Taika Waititi and more reveal their favourite movie of all time.
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"Casablanca would be my one.. I loved some of the lines in it." why does that seem exactly like something Michael Caine would say💀
he did?
Cause...guess what?
He did. Shocking, I know. 😱
Because some men, aren't looking for a brainless flick that turns their brain off for a couple hours. Some men just want an intellectual stimuli that they can escape into
No wonder, My cocaine loves those lines.
@@safaabdus8364 get off your high horse 🙄
I like how Domnhall Gleeson just chooses films that most people can enjoy, they don't have to be big masterpieces to mean something to you.
Everybody mentioned popcorn movies, just like Gleeson
Domnhall's my guy
Domhnall should’ve been all like, “In Bruges, Paddington 2, Lake Placid, The Guard, Harry Potter IV, 28 Days Later” 😂.
dumb and dumber is a masterpiece tho
@@bigsistahtips
No they didn’t
Apocalypse Now is without question my favorite film of all time. The hazy, dream-like atmosphere and the hellish imagery are truly incredible.
But does it sync up with My Bloody Valentine
@@IveGotToast now we’re asking the real questions here
Fever dream nightmare for sure. It’s a film that requires you to actively watch. Dense, almost grueling at times, and it often leaves me feeling severely disturbed for a day or two but it is an amazing movie and an impressive filmmaking achievement as well.
For some dumb reason, when I was like 13(?) my history teacher put Apocalypse Now on.
A girl passed out from the tension. Same lady put on Saving Private Ryan, and two kids passsd out..
I say both have a desired effect when you have that type of masterpiece.
Taika Watiti’s favorite movie as Badlands makes me respect him even more than I already do.
Also my favorite movie is Chungking Express
Don't buy stuff past their expiration date
What that’s my favorite movie too man nice taste
Lol
CALIFORNIA DREAAMIINNN
Chungking Express is mine also, saw it in the cinema a few months ago :)
"I'll go Home Alone"
That left a chuckle
For me, it’s “Indiana Jones and the last Crusade”. Never get enough of that movie. RIP Sean. We will forever miss you.
Something about the Indy movies makes them so genuinely fun to watch
Great film altho it’s tough to surpass the original
Back to the Future. Timeless!
Stand By Me is easily my favourite film, along with Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Back to The Future, Call Me By Your Name, Bohemian Rhapsody, ET, and Footloose (the new one) and so many others that I can’t think of right now
1) Casablanca
2) Forrest Gump
3) Schindler's List
4) Fight Club
5) Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
6) Spider-man Into the Spiderverse
7) Inglorious Basterds
8) Parasite
9) Die Hard
10) Sound of Music
Thats a pretty good list of great movies. Idek who you are but youve earned a lot of credibility in my head lol
@@selflesswill well I just listed my personal favorites and it is not supposed to be definitive for everyone I guess
Damn, I’ve got a soft spot for Cinema Paradiso, yet I never loved a film as much as I love Pawel Pawlikoswki’s Cold War. The subtle yet passionate performances, the photography and the music.
I'm more of an Ida guy, but Cold War is exquisite too
Why do people like this. Seriously. Was it not boring?? I was watching waiting for it to become 'good'. Never happened.
Cinema Paradiso is a masterpiece.
Cinema Paradiso always makes me cry 😭❤️ So good.
wow the greatest of all time with parasite
My favorite movie is and will always be Amadeus. That was a brilliant movie. My father took me to see that movie the day my dog died to cheer me up. It's been my favorite movie ever since.
Groundhog Day - I re-watch it every day.
I didnt think I could love Taron Egerton more and then he goes and says his favourite movie is Shaun of the Dead. What a man.
Too emotional to discuss. Bonnie& Clyde
'The Good, The Bad and The Ugly'. That last half hour transcended to utter High Art. Leone and Morricone is OP beyond belief.
An incredible power pairing
“Imitation of Life” is my number 1 favorite.
My moms favorite!!
1 Bridge on the River Kwai, 2 The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, 3 The Shawshank Redemption, 4 Casablanca, 5 Ben-Hur, 6 Once Upon a Time in the West, 7 Singing in the Rain, 8 Breakfast at Tiffany's, 9 Gone with the Wind and 10 Girl on the Train.
1) The Nightmare Before Christmas
2) Pan's Labyrinth
3) The Passion of Joan of Arc
4) Ikarie XB 1
5) The Iron Giant
6) Aliens
7) Trainspotting
8) Up
9) The Truman Show
10) The Fox Family
You have some good movies on your list but they would not be as good as the likes of Lawrence of Arabia, Rear Window, Vertigo or Casablanca.
1. There Will Be Blood
2. The Godfather Part II
3. The Shining (1980)
4. The Godfather
5. The Departed
6. Unforgiven
7. Casino
8. Boogie Nights
9. Psycho (1960)
10. The Dark Knight
There Will Be Blood and The Shining are two of my favorites as well.
Schindler's list has to be my all time favourite as it's the only movie ever that moved me to tears and legit made me cry.
Watch Toy Story 3. I dare you not to cry.
@@Locusto199
That is a trash choice.
Have you seen Crouching tiger hidden dragon, Pearl harbour, Gladiator, Legends of the fall and The Patriot? I bet there are many others that could make you cry
The pursuit of happyness made me cry
Today's my 17th birthday so I'm going to keep this here and see how well it ages when this video gets recommended to me again
1. North by Northwest
2. The Godfather
3. Vertigo
4. The Shawshank Redemption
5. Raging Bull
6. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
7. Back to the Future
8. Raiders of the Lost Ark
9. City of God
10. La Haine
11. Another Round
12. The Godfather Part II
13. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
14. Unforgiven
15. Rashomon
This is an incredibly timeless list! Let us know if anything changes in the years to come.
Mine would be
Shawshank
Incendies
About time
My favorite is Paris, Texas
In no particular order…
The Great Escape…
Point Blank…
The Good the Bad and the Ugly…
Star Wars 1977…
Raiders of the lost Ark…
The Maltese Falcon…
The Shawshank Redemption…
The Searchers…
Shane…
The Graduate…
The Earthling…
A clockwork orange, reservoir dogs, full metal jacket, the Truman show, a Bronx tale, Ben Hur, the Whale, Dumb and Dumber, Casino Royal, Rounders, American history X, Indiana Jones trilogy, ...
“The original Ben-Hur”
I guess he didn’t know the Charlton Heston version was a remake.
First thing that came to my mind too. At least he specified the year though
I think he realized that since he specified the year afterwards
These youngsters…
I didn't know it. Thanks!
I’d have to say The Wicker Man (the original of course) as it’s a film that never fails to impress despite hundreds of viewings and knowing how it ends. Still as unique, intelligent and unsettling as ever with stellar performances, an incredible soundtrack and a lingering sense of unsettling dread. Basically it’s a masterpiece …
Otherwise it’s a veritable smorgasbord of random picks including The Fisher King, Eternal Sunshineif the Spotless Mind, Deep Red, Blow Up, Blow Out, Mulholland Drive, Eyes Wide Shut, True Romance, Over the Edge, Switchblade Sisters, The Man Who Fell To Earth, Don’t Look Now, Hana-Bi, Videodrome and Candyman (again, the original)
But that’s just the beginning …
Christopher Lee's personal favourite film that he worked on.
No! Not the bees!
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The Neverending Story is my favourite. I watched it every year on my birthday.
My favorite movie is probably One who flew over the Cuckoo's nest. It's so good. I never get tired of it. Or the Green Mile. Or the Shawshank Redemption. That's probably my top 3.
I guess you like prison movies then! Ever seen Alcatraz?
Omg yes, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is one of my top 10.
They are all great movies but just not quite as good as the greatest movies like Vertigo, Godfather or Rear Window.
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest is also my favourite movie of all time.
@@bighands69 "Favorites" is the subject though not the "greatest".
Well, there are movies which I thoroughly enjoy and the ones I think should be my favorites. The ones I enjoy:
Once Upon A Time In The West (1968),
Twelve Angry Men (1957),
Vertigo (1958),
A Clockwork Orange (1971),
The Deer Hunter (1978),
And three popcorn movies I consider next to perfect: Die Hard (1), Aliens and Terminator 2, Judgement Day.
@khalood zizo Yeah, I guess so.
@@truefilm6991 I care. It’s nice to here others opinions. My favorites would probably be something like
Clerks
True Romance
Mystic River
Die Hard
War Games
Back to the Future
Prisoners
Plains, trains, and Automobiles
Blade runner
Star Wars: the Empire Strikes Back
You and I need to meet ASAP bc the films you have chosen are masterpieces that I adore. You got Stanley Kubrick, Sergio Leone, James Cameron… pick a time a place!
@@jaylanc2330 My mom always said: "Don't talk to strangers!". Joking aside: to sum it up: I never agreed with "story is king". It's third place behind cinematography and acting/directing IMHO. What do we really remember about a movie? The entire plot/story? Nope. It's great moments that stay with us forever. And often it's the music as well. Funny I didn't mention any movie where John Williams composed the score. He is an absolute master and as uncool a choice as it gets. There are many films I consider very important, but I'm simply not in love with. I am a fanatic of film noir though.
Fucking hipster giving his oh-so-important hipster list.
BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY (2018) & DIRTY DANCING (1987) r my ALLTIME FAV MOVIES!
‘Once Upon a Time in the West’. I love Westerns and Sergio Leone is my favourite filmmaker.
finally :)))))))) although my fav filmmaker would be Sir Alfred Hitchcock
@@ahmadafg7664 That's funny. In my opinion Alfred Hitchcock is the best director of all time. My two favourite movies are ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST and THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE.
@Ahmad AFG - Yeah, I love Hitchcock, too. So is ‘Once Upon a Time in the West’ your favourite film as well?
@Fritz Walter - Yeah, Hitchcock is great, too. It’s cool to see you’re a fan of Westerns as well.
@@tonyf.3932 Not only of Westerns, but I saw over thousand Westerns (not counted episodes of Tv series). Over half of them at least two times and many over 5 times. In my TOP 1000 favourite Films list are almost 100 westerns. More than Horror and SciFi films together. Hitchcock had 23 films in my TOP 1000 and is my favourite director. Followed by Billy Wilder, John Ford, William Wyler, John Huston, Ingmar Bergman, Charles Chaplin, Fred Zinnemann, Richard Brooks and Robert Aldrich.
I have favorite movies in different categories. To many to choose just one.
I remember seeing boogie nights and Deliverance when I was really young, definitely two of my top movies.
TWO FOR THE ROAD(1967) W/ Audrey Hepburn, Albert Finney, Elenor Bron and Willian Daniels
Ok out of everything I can think of at the minute because I'd be here forever, my favourite movies of all-time in no particular order are:
1. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)
2. Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987)
3. Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)
4. On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)
5. Airplane! (1980)
6. La La Land (2016)
7. To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)
8. The Godfather (1972)
9. Taxi Driver (1976)
10. The Hudsucker Proxy (1994)
Of all the Coen brothers movies to pick
.you pick the godamn Hudsucker Proxy
My favourite is Amadeus I didn't get up and left the theatre when the roll credits came on but sat there listening to the music still absorbing what I had just seen and heard. The first and only time I've done that.
If I had 100 list I'll pick the best films
It has to be a toss up between Its A Wonderful Life & Gone With The Wind
I'm not a film buff. I didn’t watch many. I'll be glad if you suggest me some of your kind of film. Here's my Favourite Film list----
1.The Birds, the Bees and the Italians [Directed by Pietro Germi]
2. Landscape in the Mist [Directed by Theo Angelopoulos]
3. Jiban Trishna [Directed by Asit Sen]
4. Elevator to the Gallows [Directed by Louis Malle]
5. Macario [Directed by Roberto Gavaldón]
6. Rififi [Directed by Jules Dassin]
7. Once Upon a Time in America [Directed by Sergio Leone]
8. The Tin Drum [Directed by Volker Schlöndorff]
9. Talk To Her [Directed by Pedro Almodóvar]
10. Los Olvidados [Directed by Luis Buñuel]
11. The Moderns [Directed by Alan Rudolph]
12. Sunset Boulevard [Directed by Billy Wilder]
13. Deep Jwele Jaai [Directed by Asit Sen]
14. Three Colours Trilogy (Three Colours: Blue, Three Colours: White, Three Colours: Red) [Directed by Krzysztof Kieślowski]
15. La Vérité [Directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot]
16. Lion of the Dessert [Directed by Moustapha Akkad]
17. Suspect X (2008) [Directed by Hiroshi Nishitani]
18. Zero for Conduct [Directed by Jean Vigo]
19. A Cruel Romance [Directed by Eldar Ryazanov]
20. Kafka [Directed by Steven Soderbergh]
21. Somewhere in Time [Directed by Jeannot Szwarc]
22. Orpheus [Directed by Jean Cocteau]
23. The Changeling [Directed by Peter Medak]
24. The Trial [Directed by Orson Welles]
25. The Message [Directed by Moustapha Akkad]
26. Chinatown [Directed by Roman Polanski]
27. Five Evenings [Directed by Nikita Mikhalkov]
28. Kshudista Pashan [Directed by Tapan Sinha]
29. The Wild Pear Tree [Directed by Nuri Bilge Ceylan]
30. The Double Life of Veronique [Directed by Krzysztof Kieślowski]
31. Ugetsu [Directed by Kenji Mizoguchi]
32. The Moon Is Blue [Directed by Otto Preminger]
33. The Triplets of Belleville [Directed by Sylvain Chomet]
34. When Father Was Away on Business [Directed by Emir Kusturica]
35. The Red Shoes [Directed by Emeric Pressburger, Michael Powell]
36. Dark Eyes [Directed by Nikita Mikhalkov]
37. Kokhono Asheni [Directed by Zahir Raihan]
38. The Naked Kiss [Directed by Samuel Fuller]
39. Brink of Life [Directed by Ingmar Bergman]
40. The Name of the Rose [Directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud]
41. The Goddess [Directed by Wu Yonggang]
42. Choose Me [Directed by Alan Rudolph]
43. Pretty Baby [Directed by Louis Malle]
44. The Accused [Directed by William Dieterle]
45. Time of the Gypsies [Directed by Emir Kusturica]
46. A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence [Directed by Roy Andersson]
Taxi Driver
Jaws is my absolute favorite movie. It never gets old, and has held up A LOT better than a lot of other movies with crappy cgi monsters.
I also love it because it had soooo much going against it. It’s could’ve been a disaster, but instead we got one of the greatest films ever made.
Fully agree
My top 2 favorites are either ferris Bueller's Day Off or any film by edgar wright
Edgar R has more misses than hits. Scott Pilgrim and Baby Driver blow.
Scott Pilgrim is great, what do you mean?
My top 10
1 Requiem for a Dream
2 A bird flew over the cuckoos nest
3 Raw
4 The Revenant
5 Catch me if you can
6 Spiderman 2
7 Infinity War
8 1917
9 Schindlers list
10 The Mask
Mine is The Third Man with Orson Welles and Joseph Cotton, not that you asked...
Pulp fiction for me. Every moment in that movie is classic
1 Heat 1995
2 Insomnia 2002
3 Midnight Run 1988
Mine's The Terminator
Guy Ritchie film Snatch. I remember first time watching it when I was young, my eyes were glued to the tv from start to finish
My Top 10
1. Apocalypse Now (1979) Francis F. Coppola
2. Goodfellas (1990) Martin Scorsese
3. The Shining (1980) Stanley Kubrick
4. Dog Day Afternoon (1975) Sydney Lumet
5. Mauvais Sang (1986) Leos Carax
6. River's Edge (1986) Tim Hunter
7. Trainspotting (1995) Danny Boyle
8. The Exorcist (1973) William Friedkin
9. Dead Ringers (1988) David Cronenberg
10. A Clockwork Orange (1971) Stanley Kubrick
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The Elephant Man (1980) David Lynch
1. Malcolm X
2. TMNT 90'
3. The Raid
4. Escape from Alcatraz
5. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
6. The Conjuring
7. Draft Day
8. Rambo First Blood
9. Judas and the Black Messiah
10. Lord of the Rings, and the Hobbit saga (I know it's like 6 movies movies, but they all feel like a single journey to me)
The order of some might change from time to time, but Spike Lee, and Denzel's Malcolm X will always remain number 1
Interesting. I wouldn’t expect someone who’s favorite movie is Malcom X to have the 1990 TMNT as their second favorite.
@@krisrodriguez5439 It's an awesome movie...very faithful to the original comics.
A movie which makes me laugh, cry and think : Interstellar.
Respect for waititi for saying Badlands. Love Malick
Raiders of The lost ark Blew me away and also Die Hard
My top ten gets a little cliché at times, but I like what I like:
1: The Shining
2: The Silence of the Lambs
3: Fight Club
4: Tombstone
5: The Thing
6: Forrest Gump
7: Back to the Future
8: Pulp Fiction
9: Good Will Hunting
10: The Princess Bride
(My #10 spot could be taken by any number of movies. I adore The Theory of Everything, and Baby Driver was amazing too)
This list is mid-tier af
@@BIGxBOSSxx1 lol to each their own😂
"JAWS" for me followed by "Almost Famous"....
For me It's the animation movie "9", it was entertaining but it also showed what the world would look like if humans let it go to waste and let robots take over the world. Tho the ending was kinda good it was also upsetting because they were completely alone on the world. I watched it when I was like 12 and I never forgot about it.
2001 A Space Odyssey
Shawshank redemption by a country mile
Gone with the Wind & The Wizard of Oz.
For me personally so far and it will change over time as I continue to watch and more and more different types of films. That always important to note. Oh and this is really long list.
Vertigo-Alfred Hitchcock (1958)
Mr Smith Goes To Washington-Frank Capra (1939)
Brief Encounter-David Lean (1945) a phemomenal story about the desperation of loving someone but ultimately needing to honour your marriage vows and responsibilities. So essentially the polar opposite of what Hollywood was doing with most romance/melo drama's qhe screwball comedies in the 40's.
The Best Years Of Our Lives-William Wyler (1946) by far the best and most realistic Hollywood portrayal of Post WWII life for Soldiers that came back home
My Fair Lady-George Cukor (1964)
The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg-Jaques Demy (1964) truly phemomal musical where there is no dialogue at all and its just amazing music throughout the entire duration
His Girl Friday-Howard Hawks (1940)
Tokyo Story-Yasujiro Ozu (1953)
12 Angry Men-Sidney Lumet (1957)
Once Upon A Time In The West-Sergio Leone (1968)
Network-Sidney Lumet (1976) frighteningly relevant today in the way most big Media is run
A Clockwork Orange-Stanley Kubrick (1971)
Apocalypse Now-Francis Ford Coppola (1979) the best cinematic experience I have had so far and the one film I wish I was alive to watch in the Theatres of its release
Once Upon A Time In America-Sergio Leone (1984) the film that essentially killed and buried the traditional Gangster genre that Warner Bros created in the early 30's of the Pre Hayes Code era through its absolute scathing and brutal portrayal of what the Gangster life style and figure really was like.
Kiki's Delivery Service-Hayao Miyazaki-1989
Escape From New York-John Carpenter (1981) favorite action film even though it barely has any
The Truman Show-Peter Weir (1998)
Perfect Blue-Satoshi Kon (1997) one of the most disturbing thrillers you have ever watch and also the one that Darren Aronovsky took many things from when making Black Swan which is pretty similar
The Prince Of Egypt-Dreamworks Animation (1998) one of the most powerful animated films you will ever watch that truly captured the book of Exodus far better than Cecil B Demile ever could with both his The Ten Commandents films in the 20's and 50's.
Magnolia-Paul Thomas Anderson (1999)
Mulholland Drive-David Lynch (2001)
Spirited Away-Hayao Miyazaki (2001)
Amelie-Jean-Pierre Jeunet (2001)
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind-Michel Gondry (2004)
The Social Network-David Fincher (2010)
The Master-Paul Thomas Anderson (2012) some of the best acting performances you will ever see from two absolute titans in the late Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Pheonix
Once Upon a Time in America ❤️
Wow i barely scratched the surface of those movies. You must watch many a movie
Great list but no 2001 A Space Odyssey ('68) or Come & See ('85)
you should check out old european directors like bergman, godard and tarkowski. And some new ones by ruben ostlund, lars von trier and gaspar noé. Grave of the fireflies is a great animated japanese film about hiroshima, a little darker then the other ghibli stuff
One of my favorite movies The magnificent seven with Steve McQueen and Yul Brynner
My favorite movie of all time would be The Lion King.
I’ll give a top 3:
The Shawshank Redemption
The Godfather
BTTF.
My Top 10 currently..
1. Blade Runner
2. Stalker
3. Aguirre: The Wrath Of God
4. 2001: A Space Odyssey
5. Apocalypse Now
6. Ikiru
7. It’s Such A Beautiful Day
8. Synecdoche, New York
9. Crumb
10. No Country For Old Men
LOL, some of the films I loathed the most. I'll bet you'd feel similarly about my picks. Be safe and happy in 2022 friends.
1, 2 and 4 definitely up there. The 7 samourais, The mirror (Tarkovsky), Alien, Konchalovskys warepos (title?), and others
I think it's harsh not to pick a number 6
Mulholland Dr., Lost Highway, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, The Shining, Blue Velvet, Wild At Heart, Interstellar, Star Wars (Episode 4: A New Hope), The Last Temptation of Christ and This is Spinal Tap.
A Knight’s Tale. Every character is a star in their own story.
It's aged better than the reception upon release, I always liked it
For me, it's Aliens. I'm definitely a Classic era Cameron fan.
Snatch, Shaun Of The Dead, Die Hard, Shawshank Redemption, Forrest Gump 👍
There’s an Italian film called Troubling Love (1995) that I think about everyday... It’s sooooo good!! Five Easy Pieces (1970), The Shining (1980), The Hustler (1961), Scarface (1983), Dog Day Afternoon (1975), Robocop (1987), Highlander (1986), The Warriors (1979), The Goonies (1985).
You have a series of cult classics there but none of them would really be in he all time greatest movies.
Mine would have to be Star wars episode 3 Revenge of the sith. Some rutterups would be back to the future, Lego ninjago movie and Jurrasic park.
The Shawshank Redemption...
The Rocky franchise, but definitely the first one. 👌
Vertigo by Alfred Hitchcock and from the 2000´s American Psycho
Lord of the rings. Unmatched.
No second thought. It’s just that easy.
Ok I'll list my all time favourites
Dial M for Murder, Se7en, les diaboliques, misery, zodiac, 12 angry men, dazed and confused, usual suspects, double indemnity, vertigo, primal fear, Mulholland drive, memento , duel, wicker man (1973), sunset boulevard, murder on the Orient express(Sydney lumet's) dog day afternoon, eighth grade, Fargo, scream, suspiria (1977), carnival of souls, Eden lake , nightmare on elm street (original), funhouse(1981), 28 days later, phantasm, it follows, primer, the others, girl with dragon tattoo, lady vanishes, rear window and many more
It's a toss up between Tombstone and Jaws.I love both of them
Ben-Hur (1959)
And I absolutely loathe having to specify which one. It should never have been remade after that one!
Angels with Dirty Faces, All quiet on the Western Front, Breaker Morant, Paths of Glory, Miracle.
My Favorites
- The Mummy Trilogy
-Star Wars
-Toy Story
-The Parent Trap
-Chicken Run
Such a difficult question! There are so many fav movies...but I choose "All about Eve".
I’m stuck between Goodfellas and The Lion King
If I had to pick just one it would have to be Back to the Future.
As a 11 year old our teacher read us the Elephant Man book and took the class to see the movie at the cinema. It, as said here, had a profound emotional impact - quintessential Sir Anthony Hopkins - and I years later had the honor of talking to actor John Hurt when I was working in a London Pub (I'm Aussie). In my top 10 along with The Holy Grail and To Kill A Mockingbird
My favorite movie is princess mononoke
My totally unrequested top 10:
1. Goodfellas
2. The Godfather (pt I and II, I can't pick one)
3. The Tree of Life
4. The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
5. Chinatown
6. Central Station (1998)
7. The Big Lebowski
8. Vertigo
9. Paris, Texas
10. Sunset Blvd
Witty and bright tastes
Carlitos way ?
The Wizard of Oz
Back to the Future!
Cinema has been around for over 100 years that it's impossible to limit it to one movie
A Clockwork Orange
That overrated.
Edit: Am wrong, it a great movie.
Ow, thats a great movie
1:53 I love how Jeff Daniels tries to stop himself from laughing 😂
I'm shocked (and a bit disappointed) that none of them said 12 Angry Men.
Favourite movies do not have to be Oscar winning star studded epics, it’s all about personal choice. Lots of people would pick movies they watched as children, nostalgia is huge.
I loved watching westerns and swashbuckling movies with my dad (I’m only in early 30s) like the flame and the arrow, searchers, outlaw Josey wales, they died with their boots on, the sea hawk.
But then again I love comedies like
Dumb and dumber, step brothers, life of Brian, ace Ventura,
Yeah, it can often be a movie that hit the right spot at the right time. Then we relive that feeling somewhat on subsequent viewings
mine are : memento- inception -martyrs triangle -BM dark knight- a strange circus cold fish -MIB -haute tension
My top 10 favorites are
The Revenant
Interstellar
1917
Days of Heaven
Hunt for wilderpeople
The preposition
Fargo
The hateful eight
Mad max fury road
Unforgiven
My favorites are:
1) Forbidden Fruit (1921)
2) City Lights (1931)
3) Letter From an Unknown Woman (1948)
4) 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
5) The Birds (1963)
6) Psycho (1960)
7) Annie Hall (1977)
8) Cries and Whispers (1972)
9) Rashomon (1950)
10) Paths of Glory (1957)
11) Un chien andalou (1929)
12) The Circus (1928)
Inside Llewyn Davis and High Fidelity are two of my all-time favorites. Blade Runner and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood are also up there.
How cliched of you
Inside Llewyn Davis is so underrated
Perhaps Liam Neeson picked Ben~Hur because the co-star is from the same place in Northern Ireland as himself County Antrim, Stephen Boyd.🇬🇧🏴🇺🇸🇦🇽
So many to choose from.
A Patch of Blue.
Glad to her a vote for The Tin Drum, haven't watched that one fully yet.
Dr. Strangelove for me
Such a random selection of answers.