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  1. Joynz

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    The Adventures of Ford Fairlane.
     
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    The number one movie ever made. Life's lessons, super cute girl and a Ferrari.
     
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    I recently viewed an old classic again after many years- that one with all the birds.

    To Kill a Mockingbird. With Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch.

    While it was good, I felt this time around that Atticus seriously stuffed up the defence by having a go at all the white people for racism.
     
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    in addition to those already listed:

    taxi driver
    raging bull
    usual suspects
    good fellas
    dog day afternoon
    fight Club
    lock stock and 2 smoking barrels
    snatch
    Friday
    menace 2 society
    clockwork orange
    the Italian job
    infernal affairs
     
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    I love the 1930s Busby Berkeley musicals with their amazing choreography: 42nd Street, Gold Diggers of 1933 and Dames
     
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    Watched The Green Mile again recently. Fascinating film, love that mouse.
     
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    I forgot the Jason Bourne movies..watched them all many times and still think they're classic.
     
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    Sorry to quote myself, but this is worth it. Just like the original, only 30 years later, 3 min long and no Ferrari.

     
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    Ooh good one.
    They are all movies I'm happy to watch again.
     
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    No James Bond?

    Anything James with Sean or Roger in them (I like them all though)
    Rocky Horror Picture Show
    Blues Brothers
    Indiana Jones (all)
    Shawshank, of course.
    Willy Wonka (1 & 2)
    Cindarella (with Drew Barrymore)
    50 First Dates
    Caddy Shack
    Happy Gilmore
    Cast Away (Tom Hanks)
    Gran Torino
    Alien
    Toy Story
    Finding Nemo
    Incredibles
    Predator
    Terminator (all)
    Saving Private Ryan
    Bourne (all)

    All movies I can watch again and again, but not necessarily classics.
     
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    Looking forward to the next one.
     
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    geoffw, 28th Jun, 2016
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    Massive movie/nerd buff top 5
    The Dark Knight
    Star Wars empire strikes back
    Jurassic Park
    Lethal weapon 2
    Licence to Kill
     
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    image.jpg Love lots listed. Will add- Stand by me
     
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    Went along and watched "Hidden-Figures" last night about 3 African-American Ladies Mathematicians that worked for NASA,just before they started to bring in the first IBM computer systems ..This movie is not released yet in Australia but it will be become powerfull for those that think it can't be done classic..
    Hidden Figures - Wikipedia

    Hidden Figures (2016) - IMDb
     
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    Lots of familiar ones in the previous comments and I've enjoyed quite a few of them over the years.I also love to watch some of the very old classics such as Goodbye Mr Chips(original version)The Dambusters, BoysTown and a couple of Spencer Tracy's other ones when and if they are occasionally dug up and shown either very late at night or very early in the morning.
     
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    I've enjoyed many films by Akira Kurosawa.
    He is best known in the West for the Seven Samurai which is a fabulous film.
     
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    We really enjoyed that one.
     
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