My favorite movie list could go on forever, because I have quite a collection, mostly on VCR's but some on DVD's. Thought I would list a few and then give you a chance to name some of your own. 1. SeaBiscuit 2. Sleepless in Seattle 3. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 4. The River Wild 5. The River Runs Through It 6. The Good The Bad & The Ugly (any Clint Eastwood movie) 7. Erin Brockovich (any Julia Roberts movie) 8. The Horse Whisperer ( any Robert Redford movie) 9. Center Stage 10. The Lord of the Rings 11. Field of Dreams 12. Downton Abbey series (TV) How about you what are your 12 favorite movies?
1. The Godfather Series 2. Like Water For Chocolate 3. Tortilla Soup 4. M. Hulot's Holiday 5. Wuthering Heights (1970) 6. Romeo and Juliet (Zeffirelli) 7. Life Is Beautiful 8. Big Night 9. Starman 10. Back To The Future 11. To Rome With Love 12. Babette's Feast
Bigfellows Big The Shawshank Redemption The Godfather Trilogy Saturday Night,Fever Grease The Blues Brothers Trip To Bountiful Awakenings Doctor Zhivago Lawrence of Arabia ........ Ok I'll stop there..lol
@Karen McKenzie, you get one more! Oh how did I forget The Blues Brothers and Dr. Zhivago?! I love those movies.
@Karen McKenzie I don't know of that movie but I'm going to do a search for it right now, thanks. G'nite.
Schindler's list anything John Wayne das boot (the boat) Max 20,000 leagues under the sea (original) Patton the Gallant hours godfather goodfellas any Clint Eastwood River of no return they were expendable I Robot Independence day
Big, beyond a doubt; Hanks was superb! Many years earlier, several of the Sci Fi movies which scared the daylights out of me: "The Thing", "Invaders from Mars", "IT came from Outer Space". Frank
the Thing from another world. (1951) forgot to add that one on. saw it when I was a kid. I was up all night waiting for it to knock our door down
The Thing was in a spacecraft which landed in the Arctic near a U.S. military base. They brought it inside, and while discussing it's make-up, one of it's hands and forearm began to rise up and down! To say it was frightening, would be putting it mildly. They determined it was made up of vegetable matter. After it thawed and began moving about, a guy stationed to guard it, emptied his .45 Automatic into it, without effect. My Dad had a Colt .45, and it was incomprehensible seeing the thing absorb those bullets, at age 9, I was. The following year I fired his .45, one shot allowed, at my Grandparents' farm. The Thing was played by James Arness, incidentally, who was then yet unknown to the public. He was very tall. Frank