Reccomend ONE film

[Run Pig Run]

that everyone should see in there lifetime.


This is England

The Godfather

[psp500]

turtles can fly

[manchestermike]

Just one... you bugger... hmm... Magnolia

[gordy]

Its got to be Trainspotting as it changed the face of British cinema in the nineties ;D ;D

Then again....... ;D ;D

Bubba ho-tep - classic

[rolyateel]

BLADERUNNER

years ahead of it's time
(but "this is england" is f**king good too)

[birdboxsniper]

Amelie! followed closely by 'goodfellas' (two extremes!)

thought 'this is england' was a bit overated - started well then just got too depressing! although loved it when the kid in the playground said 'i didn't know keith chegwin had a son' and the little lad told him to 'f**k off@!!!!!!!!!!

[nikki27]

Gone With The Wind, i cry every time..

[badabing]

picking just 1 is tough..........

............but i'll say Pan's Labyrinth.

[taco]

City of God...

[Curley]

The Wicker Man


(the original, not the crappy hollywood remake)

[biggie]

shawshank redemtion. i love it

[paulah]

Withnail

with or without the drinking game...

(But one of my faves - can't commit to 'ONE' best film!)

Toss up between Pulp Fiction and True Romance

[paulah]

ooh - and Kill Bills

shawshank redemption good call bigman!!

[stuey09]

Original Ladykillers, although the first 20 minutes of Saving Private Ryan is breathtking.

[teatwosugars]

Bloody hell- I struggle with my top ten, let alone my top one! You like to make things difficult don't you BH!

Some great mentions already (Goodfellas, True Romance, Wicker Man...)

For me, though, it's gotta be 'One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest'.

[teatwosugars]

...... Although I was tempted to put 'Pootie Tang'!!!

Sa da tay! ;D ;D ;D

[umajets]

Carlito's Way

gr8 film

[hungrig]

Recently, 'The Lives of Others'.

[Honest Jon]

The Running man - only because Bladerunner had already been chosen

;D

[Montubu7]

Dead mans shoes

[saltandiron]

Lilja 4-ever - the most brutally powerful film I've ever seen.

[Montubu7]

American history X

[bristolmassive]

got to be pulp fiction - classic!

[Daniel Silk]

"THE BIG COUNTRY" with Gregory Peck

Classic film, great music, brilliant cast

I like the film coz it tells you how important it is to do things for the right reasons and not just to impress others, and if you love someone you should support them no matter what.

[speedyli]

Fargo