Greatest film?

**wolrac** · 01-04-12, 01:20

The old clint eastwood ones. fistwfull of dollars .etc.Great old classics .

**Uisce Beatha** · 01-04-12, 08:41

Originally Posted by wolrac

The old clint eastwood ones. fistwfull of dollars .etc.Great old classics .

Amen brother.

**Julius Caesar** · 01-04-12, 08:51

There's so many and Eastwood's one liners in the westerns are awesome " dieing ain't much of a living boy " ( Josie Wales )

**Julius Caesar** · 01-04-12, 08:57

Ah folks there's just to many I've about 20 favourite movies It depends on the mood you in but Leon is up there watch

**Uisce Beatha** · 01-04-12, 08:57

Originally Posted by Julius Caesar

There's so many and Eastwood's one liners in the westerns are awesome " dieing ain't much of a living boy " ( Josie Wales )

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
"You see, in this world there's two kinds of people, my friend: Those with loaded guns and those who dig. You dig."

**Uisce Beatha** · 01-04-12, 08:58

Originally Posted by Julius Caesar

Ah folks there's just to many I've about 20 favourite movies It depends on the mood you in but Leon is up there watch

A masterpiece JC. Superb.

**Julius Caesar** · 01-04-12, 09:03

Every gun makes it's own tune

**sammy22** · 01-04-12, 09:31

From an objective point of view, the Shawshank Redemption is probably the greatest. I've never met a poor soul who hasn't liked that film. For me personally, Lost in Translation is number one. It's the only film I can never tire of watching, it even gets better every time.

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