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Post by Deleted on Aug 16, 2021 21:16:37 GMT
Superman IV: The Quest for Peace. I get a warm feeling watching it for some reason. It's just a relaxing 85 minute movie that makes no sense but is fun to watch.
The Cable Guy. It's a dark comedy, but I always like to watch this when I'm feeling low. Anything with Jim Carrey is a lot of fun.
The Neverending Story III. I have such an affection for this despite never growing up with it. It's a lovely fantasy film from the 1990s and one that constantly entertains me.
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Post by Brian MK.II on Aug 16, 2021 23:04:21 GMT
The Moore Bond films, Hot Fuzz, Monty Python Trilogy and Bill And Ted's Excellent Adventure to name a few
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Post by RobFilth on Aug 17, 2021 5:01:48 GMT
"Comfort films"? Pornos of course!  |
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Post by Platypus on Aug 17, 2021 5:14:59 GMT
This one is my very bestest favourite ever film! It was recommended to me by one of my mature male friends on the NAMBLA social chat site. It's GREAT!  |
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Post by Monster X on Aug 17, 2021 8:56:54 GMT
Bedazzled (1967 original version) with Peter Cook and Dudley Moore - funny and clever and charming and colourful ( plus Raquel Welch!  ). The Italian Job (1969 original version) the iconic heist film. Great soundtrack, too. Nearest and Dearest (1972) Film version of the classic sitcom. Hylda Baker was a comedy genius and this daft film about an ailing Pickling factory is full of her characteristic ( often smutty) malapropisms: "How do I know you're not the Boston Dangler?". I've watched this flick so many times, I know every single line. Countess Dracula (1971) Ingrid Pitt discovers a pretty drastic beauty treatment. Smashing Hammer horror - Brit cinema at it's best. I could go on...
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