What are your 10 favourite movies

I would add, since I’ve just remembered it, the more recent Goodbye Mr Chips with Martin Clunes. What an incredible actor he is.

So many good films in these lists. One I have not seen mentioned is Little Voice with Jane Horrocks, Michael Caine and Brenda Blethyn. A true British gem.

Ghost

Sound of Music

Philomena

Thirty-Nine Steps (the middle one)

As Good as it Gets
It's a Wonderful Life
All the Presidents Men
Pretty Woman
All the Indiana Jones films
Pretty Woman

Hard to pick just ten but here goes

Florence Foster Jenkins
Fly Away Home
Jean de Florette
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
The Damned United ( and I’m not even a football fan)
Untouchable ( the french film, not the Elliot Ness one)
Invictus
Lamb ( so hard to find on dvd but I persevered)
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Ryan’s Daughter

Wow a lot of fantastic memories here:
El Cid
Rebel without a Cause
East of Eden
Easy Rider
Gone with the Wind
Dances with Wolves
Midnight Cowboy
Hugo
The Colour Purple
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Brief Encounter
Rebecca
Sicario
Quartet
Saving Grace
What we Did on Our Holidays
Pretty Woman
Where Eagles Dare
Bridget Jones

All of the Charles Dickens films especially Scrooge/Great Expectaions and Bleak House.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
Mary Poppins.
Not a l over of new films tbh.

OK - seeing as others are having more than 10 -
Gone with the Wind
South Pacific
Rebecca
A Night to Remember - 1956 film about the Titanic and so much more true to the facts than later efforts. And just for pure showbiz glamour it was shot at Ruislip Lido!

Gone with the Wind - first, last and always. True to the book and brilliantly cast.

Also.....Oliver!

Bridges of Madison County
Thelma and Louise
Brief Encounter
The holiday
Chatty chatty bang bang
The old Mary Poppins
Jungle Book
Lion King
Out of Africa
Love Story

Pretty Woman
The Godfather
Leon
An Officer and a Gentleman
Love Story
Mary Poppins

The Scent of a Woman
Dead Poets’ Society
Death in Venice
Sleepless in Seattle
Murder on the Orient Express (the Albert Finney one)
The Sting
Philadelphia
Dog Day Afternoon
Home Alone
The Producers

In no particular order:-

Dances with Wolves
Sleepless in Seattle
The Godfather (all of them)
Argo
Sleeping with the Enemy
Butch Cassidy
Rain Man
Paddington
Pulp Fiction
You've Got Mail

And now I thought of lots more!

Lawrence of Arabia
The Lion in Winter
A Man for all Seasons
Becket
Star Wars (the original)
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Troll Hunter
The Cruel Sea
Lord of The Rings
Dune

Brief Encounter
Fiddler on the Roof
Les Miserables
To Kill a Mocking Bird
West Side Story
Romeo and Juliet
Grease

Can't think of any more

It's a funny old mixture. Shows the strong influence of a great film score on my memory.

The Jungle Book (1967)
Grease
Some Like it Hot
The Music Lovers
Shakespeare in Love
The Mission
High Noon
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The Magnificent Seven
Sleeper (Woody Allen)

Ruthless people
Beaches
Second Wives Club
Inglourious Basterds
Anything with Goldie Hawn or Bette Midler

Remains of the Day
The way we were
Carousel
West Side Story
Shawshank Redemption
Love Actually
Bridges of Madison County
Dr Zhivago
This Property is Condemed
The Great Escape

Terms of Endearment
Shadowlands
Thelma and Louise
Sense ans Sensibility
Three Billboards outside Ebbing Missouri
Silence of the Lamb
Shawshank Redemption
Legends of the Fall
Dead Poets Society
Atonement

Rose Tattoo
Lawrence of Arabia
Woman of the Dunes
The Hairdresser
West Side Story
Philomena
Carrington
Now Voyager
Downtown Abbey
Come back Little Sheba

South Pacific
The Inn of the Sixth Happiness
Charade (Audrey Hepburn)
84 Charing Cross Road
Tea With Mussolini
Gosford Park
The Pianist
Rabbit Proof Fence
Mrs Henderson Presents
The Painted Veil

Very difficult to pick just 10, but films I'm happy to watch any time include
Spartacus
Bringing Up Baby
From Dusk To Dawn
Some Like It Hot
Pulp Fiction
The Searchers
Les Visiteurs
The War Of The Worlds (the original)
Last Of The Mohicans
Out Of Sight

One of my favourite oldies is the 1940 version of Pride and Prejudice with Greer Garson and Laurence Olivier - Greer Garson twinkles and Laurence Olivier smoulders (although not as much as COlin Firth).

We used to watch it quite often until we loaned it to a friend and never got it back.

I couldn’t narrow it down to 10. However, Last of the Mohicans is the one film that I have to watch every time it’s on tv, even though I have it on dvd but have never played it. I was gutted when the soundtrack lost out to to that Australian film about dancing at the Oscars. The tragic scene with Alice is one of the most heartbreaking in the history of the cinema but strangely hypnotic. And, up until that point I hadn’t noticed the love that had developed between her and Uncas.