Your Most Memorable None War Film.

I'd always been told that 'King Kong' was Adolf's favourite film... seriously.

Being a dictator doesn't necesarily squash the taste for fun does it?

I thought it was The Lives of a Bengal Lancer?

 

Wonder if 'smoke gets in your eyes' was really his favourite song...

Probably wasn't " Hitler's only got one........."

 

Sorry, just can't resist it :icon-mrgreenbandit::

Hitler, has only one ball,
Goring, has two but very small,
Himmler has something similar,
And Goebbles has no balls at all.

 

Sorry, just can't resist it :icon-mrgreenbandit::

Hitler, has only one ball,
Goring, has two but very small,
Himmler has something similar,
And Goebbles has no balls at all.


Never fails to bring a smile.

 

You mean I have to choice only one? "Apocalypse now". I wouldn't say it too optimistic either.

That would have to be the version that wasn't edited to death. Have you seen the original uncut version? It fills in the gaps nicely and you can figure out more and feel less like you're on the same thing Lance was.

 

Love Honour and Obey. The best London Gangster film ever made !

'Alan, Alan...Can you hear me? Get the big boys out of the van!' 2mins and 2 seconds and wait for a pearler of a line at 4 mins and 30 seconds

YouTube - Love Honour and Obey

The only thing wrong with the film is Ray Winstone is the gaffer of the NortH London firm -Everyone knows South London is nails !

 

Beyond some of the great flicks already mentioned my favourites include:

Rear Window
To Kill a Mockingbird
Midnight Express
Animal House
Twelve Angry Men
A River Runs Through It
Pink Panther

and then there is Lawrence of Arabia in a class by itself.

 

I like old movies, Breakfast at Tiffany's, old dance movies with Fred and Ginger. I love the Wizard of Oz, Mary Poppins and Old Yeller! I like Stephen King pics too, One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest and Julie & Julia.

 

The Shop Around The Corner, for me.......

The Shop Around the Corner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Otherwise waffen SS Sea Cadet sports training videos

 

I'd always been told that 'King Kong' was Adolf's favourite film... seriously.

Being a dictator doesn't necesarily squash the taste for fun does it?

Definitely would not have been Fiddler on the Roof!

 

I thought it was The Lives of a Bengal Lancer?

I concur

 

Definitely would not have been Fiddler on the Roof!
Or Yentl Or indeed any from Mr. Woody Allen!!

 

Thought I would put these movies together so we know what has been posted.

A River Runs Through It
American Graffiti
An American in Paris
Animal House
Apocalypse Now
Assault on Precinct 13
Battleship Potemkin
Billy Liar,
Breakfast at Tiffany’s
Bullitt
Captains Courageous – Spencer Tracy
Casablanca
Coogans Bluff
El Dorado
Fiddler on the Roof
Get Carter
Gone In 60 Seconds
Gone With The Wind
Grease
Half A Sixpence (Tommy Steele)
High Society
Hombre"
In the Heat of The Night"
It's a Wonderful Life (James Stuart)
Julie & Julia.
King Kong
Lawrence of Arabia
Lonliness of the Long Distance Runner.
Love Honour and Obey
Mary Poppins
Midnight Express
Miracle on 34th Street (Maurenn O'Hara)
My Fair Lady
North by Northwest (Cary Grant)
Old Yeller!
Oliver
One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest
One of our aircraft is missing;
One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing
Passport to Pimlico
Pink Panther
Pirrepoint
Rear Window
Rio Bravo
Rio Grande (John Wayne - Maureen O'Hara)
San Francisco – Clarke Gable, Spencer Tracy
Santa Fe Trail (Errol Flynn)
Saturday Night Fever
Saturday Night Sunday Morning
Shane (Alan Ladd)
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (John Wayne)
Singing in the Rain
Star Wars
The 39 Steps (Robert Donat)
The Count of Monte Cristo (Robert Donat)
The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly
The Great Dictator
The Horse Soldiers – John Wayne & William Holden
The Lives of a Bengal Lancer
The Maltese Falcon
The Odessa File
The Outlaw Josey Wales (out of the years discussed)
The sea shall not have them:.
The Searchers' (1956) with John Wayne
The Shop Around The Corner
The Sound of Music
The Wizard of Oz
The Thirty Nine Steps – Robert Donat (1935)
To Kill a Mockingbird
Twelve Angry Men
V For Vendetta
Where were you in '62
White Christmas
Winchester '73 (James Stuart)
Wings of Desire

 

Harvey.!!!!! What's not to like about a 6 foot invisible white rabbit?

 

Don't know if anyone here has seen it, but the film 'Pirrepoint' about Albert Pirrepoint is very interesting.


Bit tenuous, re the time frame But, yes; Brilliant film. I have it on the shelf behind me

" Kes. "