Favourite film ever.

Mine was Doctor Zhivago, with Omar Sharif. 2nd was An Affair to Remember, very old one with Deborah Kerr

West Side Story and how dare Steven Speilberg think he could better it.

I could watch Field of Dreams starring Kevin Costner every day. It's a magical, mystical film. I love it.
A close second is Sense and Sensibility, Emma Thompson's version.

I could watch Calamity Jane over and over again, I love that film! Know the words to every song and all the dialogue too!
The other film that I could watch every day, and always see something I've missed before, is Monsieur Heulot's Holiday. Funniest film ever.

Snap Marydoll .
Paint your wagon has been my favourite film for many many years.
I went with a friend while our H's babysat and that has to be 45÷ years ago.
The music was wonderful even the singing of Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood and the beauty of the lead actress whose name has gone.
I think she died quite young. The comedy was side splitting, remember the French ladies when they arrived in town?
Who could forget? The pathos of the end...
As you can see I know it backwards.
Can I also mention the young boy's reaction to his " present " from Lee Marvin?
After being introduced to drinking and smoking, that "was the best"experience

Was It Jean Seberg annsixty? I think she died quite young. Suicide, I think, but not certain about that.

Favourite film, hmmmm, I have three!
Midnight Run
O Brother Where Art Thou
It’s A Mad Mad Mad Mad World

I have two.
Fellini's La Strada
West Side Story.

To Kill A Mockingbird

And Casablanca - just to hear Bogard say "we will always have Paris" ?

Oliver! Fabulous!

Camelot with Vanessa Redgrave and Richard Harris. I fell for the whole idea of a "Camelot" .

I loved Camelot

My all time favourite has to be The African Queen.

...Out of Africa
...Shirley Valentine
...Educating Rita
...Thelma and Louise
...oh too many?

..oops sorry..Brief Encounter!

Dr Zhivago and Gone With the Wind.

I watched a film called Madame X when I was about thirteen, it was the B movie alongside one of the James Bond blockbusters. I can remember nothing about the Bond film, but for some reason I can still tell you almost every detail of Madame X, it had a profound effect on me. It was a film about betrayal and reconciliation, love and loathing, and about mothers and their children.

I love 'Educating Rita' too. and the one with the woman that goes off to Greece - Pauline Somebody.

Some like it hot, with Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon. I know every scene and laugh from beginning to end.

I agree Kitty West Side Story, the original, could not be bettered. I can hear that whistle and the intro to the film as if it was yesterday. I know all the words to the songs too. I tried to do my hair like Natalie Wood, but was never very successful.

The African Queen and Dumbo

Oh I like dumbo! And Mary Poppins..

And 'The Green Mile'. That's a lovely, sad, happy film.

Out of Africa for me.

Philadelphia Story;
Out of Africa;
The Searchers;
A Bridge Too Far.