Listed in order:

Papillon - steve mqueen
Shawshank Redemption - tim robbins
Badlands - martin sheen, sissy spacek
5 Corners - jody foster, john tuturro

cant think of a another one just yet.

THE MATRIX
GLEN GARY
THE BIG MONTY

I'm a fan of all things James Bond. Prefer the older to the newer.

nance

Back to the Future trilogy(See my picture???); The Faculty; Final Destination; South Park: Bigger, Longer, Uncut; Super Troopers;

The Christmas Story (Ralphie & the Red Ryder BB gun)
Pride & Prejudice - mini-series on A&E
Kindergarten Cop
Chocolat

"No one is ever his/her own boss. We will always answer to:
1)Law of nature
2)Civil law
3)Spiritual law."
Farmer Ledford

Rayna, one of my favorite movies is "A Christmas Story", too. I have watched it every year for as long as it has been available.

#2 The Green Mile - A very good movie! Sad but kept you watching.

#3 Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid - Just love Robert Redford & Paul Newman!!

Racey, that is unreal - I just love that movie.

When my middle son was a toddler, he would put that video in all of the time. At the time it was just background noise for me. So, every time he left the room, I would fast forward it until I heard him coming - just to get through the movie.

Then I started really listening and watching. It is the best movie. I am surprised that it isn't listed by more people. The script is fantastic. For example - instead of just saying "it is getting dark", the script says "the light was getting soft and purple outside..". If I were an English teacher, I would use it to get students to write more descriptively.

I guess another appeal is that I was growing up towards the end of that period. So, I remember much of the way home life was at that time. The world was so innocent. My dreams were so much like Ralphie's. It is easy to identify with him and his daily life.

Sorry to ramble - you can see I am a little fanatical over the movie. My sons purchased a new copy for me as a Christmas present one year. The old one was worn out - wonder why?

Green Mile is a great one!! If I had been thinking, it would have been my 2nd choice. I cried for the last 30 minutes of that one.

"No one is ever his/her own boss. We will always answer to:
1)Law of nature
2)Civil law
3)Spiritual law."
Farmer Ledford

Yea, I remember that time as a child, too & it was so real. The kids started watching it & like you it was just something to keep them busy during Christmas vacation. Then one afternoon, I sat down with them & watched it. I was hooked.
The Green Mile was just a darn good movie! My husband had tears in his eyes at the end.

Wizard of Oz, Sweet Hostage (an old love story), The Replacements (football pic), Home Alone, Rooster Cogburn, Field of Dreams, Con Air, a lots of spook flicks...

"If your not in it for life, get a stuffed animal."

Thelma & Louise
Shawshank Redemption
Reservoir Dogs
Tombstone
and probably too many more...hahaha!!!

Puppy breath--ya gotta love it!!

American History X
Fight Club
Green Mile

Hmmm...I know I have a few more....

Flashback -Dennis Hopper & Keifer Sutherland
Green Mile - Just loved it.
The Stand
Civil War - Ken Burns PBS special
Shogun
Rose Red
Dracula 2000
etc. etc. etc

The Matrix.

TIA

mine too great movie 3 *

I'm sweet as sugar, tart like wine; give me trouble and I'll
kick your behind.

Memento
The Gift

It's a small world, after all.

Anything with Bruce Willis or Brad Pitt or Julia Roberts.

my all time would have to be the breakfest club

"To the world you might be one person but to one person you might just be the world"

The Business of Strangers
Two as if by Sea
Cliffhanger

I rented Holiday Inn tonight! An old Fred Astaire movie.........I love the old musicals!

Is you real name Rosemary Clooney?