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  1. #11
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    re: Top 3 films ...

    The Graduate - yes!

    Also Midnight Cowboy.

  2. #12
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    re: Top 3 films ...

    Its impossible to pick 3 films as i have hundreds if not thousands of favourites. Six of my best are:

    The Graduate
    Midnight express
    Kes
    The Day after tomorrow
    Stormboy
    Leon

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    re: Top 3 films ...

    Quote Originally Posted by Mangosmate
    Its impossible to pick 3 films as i have hundreds if not thousands of favourites. Six of my best are:

    The Graduate
    Midnight express
    Kes
    The Day after tomorrow
    Stormboy
    Leon
    Ooh! Forgot about Leon, great film

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    Quote Originally Posted by chiswickmart
    Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan are great films, but I've always thought that Spielberg used a shock tactic to make his films seem better than they are. Whilst his D Day landings in Private Ryan are brilliant, it's a very long winded story afterwards.
    Well maybe, but most vets who were on Omaha beach reckon SPR is the truest potrayal of that part of D Day. Schindlers List is very right on the mark as per a truthful account, no shock tactics needed-thats how it was.

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    re: Top 3 films ...

    When I set the question, I thought that people would find it difficult to choose just three (I did). The temptation is to just choose three very good films rather than the ones you remember having a personal impact. That's the reason Close Encounters made into my list. I went to see that three times in one week!

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    Quote Originally Posted by pompeygun
    Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan are great films, but I've always thought that Spielberg used a shock tactic to make his films seem better than they are. Whilst his D Day landings in Private Ryan are brilliant, it's a very long winded story afterwards.
    Well maybe, but most vets who were on Omaha beach reckon SPR is the truest potrayal of that part of D Day. Schindlers List is very right on the mark as per a truthful account, no shock tactics needed-thats how it was.[/quote]

    My gripe with SPR is not the D Day landings, it's the tedious story that follows. Watched SL again recently, watched it in 2 sittings, it's rather long (but very good).

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    As someone once said to me, 'the first twenty minutes of Saving Private Ryan are fantastic, then it turns into a Spielberg film'.

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    re: Top 3 films ...

    The Plank

    The Wall

    O Brother Where Art Thou?

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    re: Top 3 films ...

    Shawshank.
    The green mile.
    Rocky 1&2.

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