Win a set of DVDs worth almost £200

Yankee Doodle Dandy, in which James Cagney won an Oscar for his potrayal of George M Cohan. It is also Cagney's only song and dance movie. I was brought up on a diet of old black and white movies, especially those starring Cagney, Bogart etc. But for me Yankee Doodle Dandy is special. Cagney was an amazing dancer and this film is a tribute to his apprenticeship spent in vaudeville. Watching Yankee Doodle Dandy and I can almost imagine my father sitting next to me. Bliss.

if had one night it would have to be home alone the first one cause gauranted laugh after laugh with the family

Some Like it Hot would be my choice..it made me laugh when I first saw it and raises a smile every subsequent viewing. Recently saw it with my 9 year old DGD who also laughed out loud.. but could not quite understand why women did not wear trousers as then it would have been easier to pretend to be a woman! Cross generational films are good!!

Billy elliott - always gets my toes tapping when i love to boogie is played - great film x

Grease! Who could not love this classic!?

101 Dalmatians. Because I think that Cruella de Vil had a very bad press, and was a much misunderstood woman in need of a little pampering. [removestonguefromcheek]

I loved it when I was little. I went through every emotion known to Little Madam.

I would choose "Paulie" as my most favourite film ever.
The reason is that I once had a parrot and it flew away and seeing this film I am given hope that he may still appear.

Ha joking .. It's still a great film and I recommend to anyone.

I have experienced Deja vous a couple of times. It was quite an eerie feeling and even though it was some years ago I can still remember the time very clearly!

i would like Pretty woman xx

grease- just love the clothes the music & most of all John Travolta

Gone With the Wind, just because it's the best film ever. And the author only wrote it because she was recovering from a car accident and had read everything in the library so decided to have a go herself

i just watched philomena the other day as i had recently moved into a flat with no aerial so thankfully had brought dvds with me, !! it was a beautiful film in every way, fab story, funny and sad and a real joy to watch,
for a funny i still love its a mad mad mad mad world, funny, stupid, slap stick humour and its suitable for all ages, and it always makes me laugh out loud
for kids jungle book is always a favourite king louis and balloo r brilliant

Some Like It Hot.

All of the Harry Potter movies in one long screening

Les Miserables as I just love the movie and I would sit there and watch it whole week. Others can join me if they wish ;)

Some fantastic film in this prize, i would be thrilled to win.

I'd screen Star Wars episode 6. A firm favourite of all in our household. Would love to see it on the big screen

The Devil Wears Prada so I could get all the girls round, drink some wine, eat some popcorn and chocolate and generally have a laugh!

Definitely Kinky Boots, great underdog story line, fantastic soundtrack and Chiwetel Ejiofor is stunningly funny

Mamma Mia (singalong version) because although I can't hold a note, love singing along with my family and makes me feel better as my own daughter flees the nest for new adventures.

I would screen Dr Strangelove, as it is the most under-rated film ever made. Peter Sellers deserved an Oscar for his performances, as did the scriptwriters.

the lego movie because everything is awesome

Ghost, I love a classic love story which has a bit of everything in it, romance, ghosts and action

I would have to say it has to be The Breakfast Club with the iconic brat pack of Judd Nelson, Emilio Estevez, Anthony Michael Hall, Molly Ringwald, and Ally Sheedy. It really brings home what my schooling was like and how I sometimes behaved to teachers. It is such an iconic eighties film.

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