[bangbang]

The Great Escape!
What is your favourite?

[Hermit]

The Railway Children and The Amazing Mr Blunden! Oh and Wuthering Heights with Lawrence Olivier and Whistle Down the Wind . I could go on and on.

[Bert]

Any John Wayne movie .

[bucketman]

Dam Busters or the Battle of Britain. Love planes but am colour blind so the RAF told me to go away when I left school the Army said the same

[Lesley Silvester]

That Riviera touch - Morecombe and Wise.  I saw it when I was first married to my ex.  I laughed so much that he had to put his hand over my mouth as people were glaring at us.  I even found myself remembering snippets while walking down the street and laughing out loud - very embarrassing when you're on your own.

A year later, I was in the early stages of labour with my eldest but refused to go into hospital until I'd had my lunch.  Then I discovered That Riviera Touch was on TV so I said I was watching that first.  By the time it was finished, I was having contractions every five minutes and hadn't actually seen much of the film.

I've seen it since as well.  Great film.  Close second is any of the Pink Panther films with Peter Sellars and the old Ealing studios films such as the Lavender Hill Mob.

[Fleecewife]

Silent Running.  Some Arnie films.  And the Great Escape - although you'd think that after practicing every Christmas for years he'll surely get the bike over the fence this time 

[Small Farmer]

Any Sergio Leone film with music by Ennio Morricone but particularly A Fistful of Dynamite which no-one ever watches.

[bangbang]

Any John Wayne movie .

[plumseverywhere]

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid (I still want to be scooted off  on the front of a pushbike eating an apple one day!)
By the LIght of the Silvery moon
Gone with the wine  wind

[Fowgill Farm]

White Christmas, Dirty Dancing & Rio Bravo!
mandy

[Bionic]

Ryans Daughter. The scenery is fantastic
Sally

[NormandyMary]

White Christmas, Dirty Dancing & Rio Bravo!
mandy

Ooh yes to Dirty Dancing and White Christmas along with The Dambusters and most of the Carry On films!

[Cheviot]

The man from snowy river, it was on yesterday, still think it's great.
Sue

[Brucklay]

Anything with Clint Eastwood and a poncho

[mab]

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