Win a set of DVDs worth almost £200

Lord of the Rings trilogy (extended edition) Loved it on my 28" telly but would be fantastic to see it on the big screen. I'd need some very comfy seating for that marathon ....... and maybe a commode too

Invictus really inspired me, I was a great admirer of Nelson Mandela, and still can hardly believe that he was not bitter about his inhumane treament at Robben Island
He did so much to preach tolerance for all colours and religions, and this film really shows how sport helped bridge the wide gulf between nations, and how crass and stupid racial prejudice is.
It's not a morally preachy sort of film at all, it's full of humour, action, football, tears and laughter, and as many of my friends seem to have missed seeing it in mainstream cinemas, I would love to see it again with them, and throw a party afterwards to toast such a great man's memory.

Always loved Kellys Heros

Captain Corelli's Mandolin. Great story and history, wonderful haunting music and a brilliant cast
Who could ask for more

The Fault In Our Stars, my teenage daughter had a pizza and movie night and this was the film they were supposed to watch, however, they all giglled and chatted so much no one actually saw the film!

The film would have to be National Lampoon's Vacation. According to my darling family, I am just like the main character, Clark W. Griswald, in that I plan our holidays & routes meticulously. The plans don't always work out either. And just like the family in the film, we've even turned up to a theme park to find it empty! We were literally the only people there for the first hour or so!

It would have to the house bunny it is an favourite funny and ridiculous and a guilty pleasure of me and my friends

It would have to be dirty dancing. It's such a fun movie that reminds me if my youth and always puts you in the mood for a boogie

Sleeping with the enemy - i love that film

Labyrinth - I loved it when I was younger and still do now (must be David Bowie in those leggings, lol). My kids love it too - great film with great soundtrack x

Alien ( Very Scarry )

Id screen the classic Grease, perhaps have a grease singalong!

I would screen a spoof like hot shots and get everyone to do fancy dress of the characters and then party with movie themed nibbles after! It would be hilarious!

I've got an old video of that on my desk, complete with a game to play. Great film [and a good book, also].

The princess bride is a lovely film

I would screen American Beauty because it is the first film I watched with my partner

Well I'm going the completely politically uncorrect route of Blazing Saddles!! I love it, its back when humour was that, humour! People taking the mickey out of themselves and each other. Its just a plain daft film and I challenge anyone old or young not to laugh at the campfire baked beans seen :D I can sing every song on it and recite the script too, I've seen it THAT many times and I have my parents to thank for introducing me to it. They still love it too, my dad crys with laughter at it :D

Scream - what a scream!

I would screen pricilla queen of the desert, how cool and funny would making that be !!!

"Shall We Dance" A lovely feel good film with George Clooney & J.Lopez.
It has everything, pathos, mirth, and lovely dancing.

Grease really loved that film

The Naked Gun as I would laugh my socks off and I would remember life as it was then too!

Alien, always been my favourite

I would love to screen Saturday Night Fever, when each dance scene was screened you had to get up and dance along with it.

South Pacific. All male guests will be expected to wear white t-shirts and bell bottomed trousers and to join in "There is nothing like a dame". Female guests can choose between shorts and sun top or grass skirt/sarong and will sing "I'm gonna wash that man right out of my hair". All will sing "Bloody Mary" Song sheets provided. Tissues available for when the lieutenant is killed. Choc ices served.Paper bags of sticky boiled sweets will be passed around. At the end of the screening all will stand in silence for the National Anthem