Your Favourite Film...just to lighten the mood

Bridges of Madison County.
Clint Eastwood and Diane Keatimg. I read the book twice before seeing the movie.
A middle aged couple who meet .......... I wept.

A Man For All Seasons

The Search for Happiness (Will Smith) true story.

Greengage Summer with that gorgeous Kenneth More.

Oh and August, Osage County. It's a play turned into a film and it shows, but the story is great and the acting is amazing.
Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts among others.

NotAGran55 so glad put enjoyed it! I love it, I think I like it so much because I work with young people. Sidney Poitier was the Idris Elba of his day at a time when racism was rife.

Some Like It Hot----"Nobody's perfect!"

Michael. John Travolta plays an angel. It's funny, touching and feel-good.

Casablanca

Oh yes, I love Now Voyager. I sent away for a DVD of it. Mainly for Paul Henreid.

The Great Gatsby, a story of love and tragedy.
Some excellent writing and beautiful quotes.

“ He looked at her the way every woman wants to be looked at by a man”

“I love her and that’s the beginning and end of everything”

Just beautiful.

It's a toss up between Pulp Fiction and Fargo.

Funny and gruesome is my genre.

If I could only have one I think it would be 'Conversations with my Gardener' with (my favourite) Daniel Auteuil and Jean-Pierre Darroussin. Almost anything with Daniel Auteuil in it suits me.

Other films I've loved: 'The Sting' - so beautifully designed and acted.
Pretty much anything by Taika Waititi, who began with an 11 minutes experimental film, 'Two Cars, One Night' which rocketed him to the top and won awards. It's on You Tube.

'Boy' written and directed by Taika Waititi.
'Hunt for the Wilderpeople' -written and directed by Taika Waititi
'Mahana' starring me ole mate Temuera Morrison and many more talented actors.

The Jazz Singer
Grease
Dirty Dancing

Brief Encounter.
Witness.
Went The Day Well.
Now Voyager.

Lots more.

One flew over the cuckoos nest
Life is beautiful
The graduate

E.T .

TwiceAsNice - I had that on the planner for 2 years and finally watched it 2 weeks ago and agree it’s a very great film . I hadn’t watched it for very many years .

The Troops of St. Tropez, it's an old French comedy, I love it.

Ben Hur. I saw it first when I was about 14. A very impressionable age, and have seen it, and loved it more times than I can say

Mrs. Miniver has been my favorite for over 30 years.

The Moneypit
Just so funny

Driving Miss Daisy.

Ghost. The scene with Whoopi Goldberg in the bank is so funny.

To Sir with Love with Sidney Poitier . I love it , seen it loads of times and it has a very young Lulu in it singing the title song