Whats your favourite film?

The first robocop was good till they made the other two.

I agree with you there kalel, apparently a remake is in the pipeline, don't know if I think that's a good idea as Robocop is a modern classic!

District 13 is a pretty good film. I love the par kour element, very cool!
I also absolutely love my James Bond collection.

Just since a few others have mentioned True Romance, the other week i had the urge to watch it all week so i put it on the Saturday i was of work and the film is STILL great and still holds up

BelfastBadBoy Wrote:Just since a few others have mentioned True Romance, the other week i had the urge to watch it all week so i put it on the Saturday i was of work and the film is STILL great and still holds up

best film ever! slater and arquette make a great couple on screen.
plus the rest of the cast,

Christian Slater ... Clarence Worley

Patricia Arquette ... Alabama Whitman

Michael Rapaport ... Dick Ritchie

Val Kilmer ... Elvis, Mentor
Bronson Pinchot ... Elliot Blitzer

Dennis Hopper ... Clifford Worley

Gary Oldman ... Drexl Spivey

Brad Pitt ... Floyd

Tom Sizemore ... Cody Nicholson

Christopher Walken ... Vincenzo Coccotti

Samuel L. Jackson ... Big Don

Saul Rubinek ... Lee Donowitz

James Gandolfini ... Virgil

one of quentins best film ever (better than pulp fiction)

Favourite Films : Training Day, Fist of Fury, Mystery of chess boxing, Matrix, Fight Club, Goodfellas and scarface.

can't decide between superman 1 or 2. Heat was a classic film too.

smcgill1888 Wrote:Dennis Hopper ... Clifford Worley



Christopher Walken ... Vincenzo Coccotti

One of the greatest scenes in history

BelfastBadBoy Wrote:

smcgill1888 Wrote:Dennis Hopper ... Clifford Worley



Christopher Walken ... Vincenzo Coccotti

One of the greatest scenes in history

Stunning, stunning scene. Does saying 'stunning' twice emphasise my thoughts well enough? Definitly top 10 film. Could never commit to any film being the best ever - too many differing qualities within an ever growing selection of top films.

On the subject of Christian Slater, any fans of Pump up the Volume & Heathers? haven't seen either for many, many years, but I loved both when I saw them.

skateguy Wrote:On the subject of Christian Slater, any fans of Pump up the Volume & Heathers? haven't seen either for many, many years, but I loved both when I saw them.

Heathers seems to be a cult classic but i remember liking it but only watched it once for some reason. Pump Up The Volume now thats a good movie,i even remember wanting to start up a pirate radio station after watching that movie lol. Slater was on the Howard Stern Show the other week and he gives a great interview,available through Torrents so if your a fan its definetly worth the download

BelfastBadBoy Wrote:

skateguy Wrote:On the subject of Christian Slater, any fans of Pump up the Volume & Heathers? haven't seen either for many, many years, but I loved both when I saw them.

Heathers seems to be a cult classic but i remember liking it but only watched it once for some reason. Pump Up The Volume now thats a good movie,i even remember wanting to start up a pirate radio station after watching that movie lol. Slater was on the Howard Stern Show the other week and he gives a great interview,available through Torrents so if your a fan its definetly worth the download

heathers is now 20 years old, but it is still as relevant now as it was when i saw it in toronto in 88.
i watched it again last night after it was mentioned here.
"weve done a murder, but what if it was a suicide thing?"
classic!!

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