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Absolutely love Mr Holland’s Opus. Never tire of it.

- Nearly all Austen adaptations 3 French films : - La Gloire de mon Père (My Father's Glory, Yves Robert, 1990) - Les Choristes (The Chorus, Christophe Barratier, 2004) - Jean de Florette (Claude Berri, 1986)

I love to watch “Signs” when I am discouraged. It is a lovely reminder that God is always helping us, even when we feel abandoned by him. It may seem goofy at first, but the characters are all worth your time. I find it healing in its reassurance that we are not alone.

I have only watched one of these movies…..and I didn’t like that one! 😂

THX 1138 - Lucas' first feature film. Ken Russell's The Devils. The Honeymoon Killers. Winter Kills.The Kentucky Fried Movie. El Topo. The Parallax View. Network. Straight Time. The Last Detail.

Vampire’s Kiss with Nicolas Cage, Mystery Train, Valley Girl and Blue Velvet are some of my favourites from the 80’s

" Gone with the Wind" - "Marriage is a Private Affair " - "Brother 2" ♥️💚♥️

Thank you for your thoughtful, well composed content.

Out of Africa

28 Up!!!!!!! They are all pensioners now, but 28 was classic T.V., everyone was talking about it.

Searching for Bobby Fisher!! Not only a gem but a true one!!

My Mom and I love watching The Secret Garden! The book is wonderful as well!

Peter Reigert and Burt Lancaster: great casting ♥️

I almost forgot Roan Inish ☺️💯♥️

The Postman Is very underrated

Jennifer: so beautiful 😍

Dreyfus was very good

If you build It: simple, but powerful ♥️

Awakenings Is a very special movie

The Secret Garden is one of my favorite movies ♥️👌💯

Waking Ned Devine should be on the list

The version of Ben-Hur from 1959 is not an original, it is a remake from a 1925 silent classic movie.

Don’t know how he missed “Gidget Surfs to Rome”…

No Robert Dinero movies. Thank you.

I have always loved The Elephant Man. The relationship between John Hurt as the elephant man and Anthony Hopkins as his doctor is wonderful. The director, David Lynch, died just last week.

il postino is one of my favorites of all time 🙏

Runaway is spoiled by bad and unnecessary accents. Had they played it straight the audience would have stayed onboard.

Harold and Maude is my go to movie for many reasons. I highly recommend it to everyone I know. I turned 18 in 1975 and I have seen most of these. Excellent list.

Does anyone remember, Dirty Mary Crazy Larry or I Spit at Your Grave?. Not to mention, KINGDOM OF THE SPIDERS. All worth watching

Somewhere In Time, the Ghost and Mrs Muir, Roman Holiday, Sabrina, house on 92 street, 23 paces to baker street, Anne of green gables.

Glad he thought so 😂

Local Hero is a gem. I purposely bought two copies of the DVD, just in case one was damaged or lost.

Cinema Paradiso,Best movie ever,Your life will be better after seeing it..Guaranteed!

Different people dfferent thoughts, my top 10 include, Lawrence of Arabia: Camelot: The Man Who Would be King: Dr Zhivago: Zulu: The Battle of Britain: The Man who shot Liberty Valance: Das Boot: ...so I disagree with this selection, what do YOU think?

Is the story in the Narayama movies not the same?

A Patch of Blue. A film that had the most profound impact on me.

Gotta mention HEATHERS: "I'm proud of my dead gay son!"; "What did they have to offer this school except for date rape and AIDS jokes?"; "Who cares about a bunch of Swatch dogs and Diet Coke heads?".

A film that's never mentioned in such discussions but that has stuck with me much more than most is The Ballad of Narayama, the 1983 version directed by Shohei Imamura. The 1953 version that goes by the same name doesn't hold a candle to Imamura's. Unforgettable story unforgettably performed and filmed.

Not a dry eye in the house when DeNiro stops shaking while slow dancing with Penelope Anne Miller. Then she has to leave. She turns to look up at the 2nd floor window. DeNiro is watching her from behind the Hospital bars, he can't stop the tremors ... again ... she is getting farther away ... she will never stay. Awakenings. Searching for Bobby Fisher was so entertaining> Who saw that coming! The chess scenes are exciting. Again, who saw that coming? The kid (actor) was really a prodigy chess champion. Then, "Josh" is able to use 2 coaches to his benefit. It is not cheezy, either. Yes, just a good feeling. Like a good sports movie with plenty of integrity and heart. Oh, man, I am a John Sayles fan (City of Hope; Lone Star; Matewan) and I talked my mom and 13 year old brother into seeing the Secret of Roan Innish at the theatre. I was slightly bored, thought it would be better ... my youngr brother managed a "it was ok ..." but, my mom ended up liking it. A lot. RIP mom glad you liked it.

My Dinner With Andre anticipated Joe Rogan!

The Doll Maker with Jane Fonda. Amazing!!

Don't you mean Underwelming?

Searching For Bobby Fischer is one of my favorite movies off all time! I've seen it at least 20 times. Happy to see it finally recognized by someone.

As far as 2001: A S[pace Odyssey is concerned, as anthropologists Kubrick and Arthur Clarke fail miserably. These ape-like creatures from “The Dawn of Man” are laughable. A bunch of guys in ape suits and some tapirs at a desert pool is not what early man looked like. Firstly, this is supposedly the invention of tools, used first to kill. But life could not exist the way the landscape is portrayed in the film. There’s no vegetation, no trees to climb up for protection, no fresh water, why would anything be in this environment? When one goes to the Olduvai Gorge today it is a barren place, but 2.5 million years ago it was lush and fertile, it was the shoreline for a prehistoric lake. So I have no idea what these two guys were thinking when they plotted out the opening scenes. And the first 3 minutes of black and sound only is kind of pretenses. Maybe if you were high in a dark theater…

I've seen all of these, except "Awakenings," and a couple of them are among my all-time favorites. They are all indeed wonderful films. I would add "A Room With a View" and especially "Cinema Paradiso" as movies that will get inside your heart and make you feel human and alive. I do wonder how much of this channel is A.I. generated, though. If it is the work of real writers with real, personal opinions, I hope they will make themselves known.

The Rose, ‘Garp’, Heaven Help Us, Sharky’s Machine, Blame It On Rio, 10/Arthur, The Toy, Dragonslayer, Every Which Way But Loose, Nighthawks…

I can’t watch Robert De Niro films anymore since he decided to lecture the lower and middle class on falling in step with the ultra elite.

1994 Little Princess

Local Hero has been one of my favorite films since it came out. It is wonderful to go back to. Joyous, sly, sweet and profound. A real gift.