Favourite golden oldie?

[Far]

iv neva heard of that film.

wizard of oz, now thats a classic.

return to oz, scary film.

 

[Resol]

Never heard of 'Of mice and men'?

Scarface is a golden oldie... but not golden oldie as in a youngsters film obviously.

 

[Far]

yeah neva heard of it, was neva taught that in my school. suppose it depends when u took gcses.

 

[>DMX<]

wtf is kes?

The guy in my avatar. Seriously you should buy it, it's quality even to this day.

 

[JoeAshton]

omg of mice and men omg wtf what a only book i have read tbh and liked lol

 

[>DMX<]

Lord of the Flies aswell anyone learn that?

 

[Resol]

Oliver Twist! How has thee been forgotten.

 

[^G0trex]

That film is still great though, no matter how much English GCSE slaughtered it.

true true, i guess if u didnt understand it b4, u did after u had to go over n over it for a gcse lol

 

[Oberon]

Oooo... Oldies. I feel at home now.

Can't beat (although you probably can!!) in no particular order.

Rocky Horror Picture Show
Little Shop of Horrors (the original (www.imdb.com/title/tt0054033) with Jack Nicholson)
An Officer and A Gentleman (ok... I admit, I occasionally enjoy the odd weepie)
American Werewolf in London (Paris was pants!!)
and the old favourites, shown every easter/school holiday/christmas/sunday afternoon throughout the Late '80's to mid '90's... Romancing the Stone and Jewel of the Nile.

Goonies - Legendary film ("do the truffle shuffle")
Italian Job - Loved it, and want to cause severe bodily harm to the idiot that decided to remake it!!!

and last, but not least... The Lord of the Rings - animated

 

[Zen2]

tom and and jerry and cheesy cartoons like so!

Chitty chitty bang bang was kool too.

/Zen2

 

[Mackem]

Drop Dead Fred and Never Ending Story Sequels.

 

[Prai]

It takes more than a fire truck to stop drop dead fred.

 

[Babyhack]

iv neva heard of that film.

wizard of oz, now thats a classic.

return to oz, scary film.

Sometimes I think we are the same person :P

Go so Wicked the Musical
Trust me if you like Oz you will love it

BH

 

[forspinki]

back to the future i always watch it

 

[Geordiehc]

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Put Bambi aside, i'll say Kes. I could watch it over and over.

Brilliant film, watched it loads as a kid and loved it! Then found it in HMV a few years back for like 5 quid so BARGAIN!
Now i can bring my daughter up on some good northern history as well.

My all time favourite though is

Small kid: Land before time (with the little dinosaurs, still 1 of my favourite films even in adulthood adn had to buy it for my daughter)

Bigger small kid: Stephen Kings Sleeperwalker (still the only horror film i can stand to watch without yawning apart from of course IT)