My favourite movie is In The Heat Of The Night, it’s quite old I think I saw it in 1967. I think it spawned a TV series called Mr. Tibbs. In the film Rod Steiger asks Sydney Poitier “ what do they call you boy, in Philadelphia?” and he replies “they call me MR. TIBBS” ! Absolutely brilliant!! I also just have to add that the theme song from the movie with the same name and sung by Ray Charles is also up there with the best movie music.

Willy Wonker and The Chocolate Factory.. Gene Wilder version...feel good factor since I was a kid..

Still searching for snozberries..

The Shawshank Redemption

The Matrix

I loved SEV7N.....

Just one? Cloud Atlas. Hated the book, but I can watch the movie endlessly. I also loved the LOTR trilogy, especially Return of the King.

Small sample of music: Lament by Ultravox, Steal My Sunshine by Len, Screenwriter's Blues by Soul Coughing, Sweet Love Hangover by Love and Rockets, 2Wicky by Hooverphonic, Maddest Kind of Love by Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Wished For You by Squirrel Nut Zippers, Dead Man's Party by Oingo Boingo, Time by Pink Floyd, Bring Me To Life by Evanescence, Satisfaction Guaranteed by The Firm, Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress by The Hollies

Movies: Three Iron, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Arrival, Blade Runner 2049, What Dreams May Come, Cloud Atlas, Amazon Women on the Moon, The Meaning of Life

Books: The Atrocity Archives by Charles Stross, Implied Spaces, Metropolitan, & Aristoi by Walter Jon Williams, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams, Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan, Storm Front by Jim Butcher

Too many, all depends on the mood.
Natural born killers, Django unchained, trainspotting, LOTR trilogy, Rush...the list goes on.

So many good movies I could list out and it would go on forever. I love LotR and the Harry Potter series, but all time favorite would have to be The Fifth Element.

Heat. With The Dark Knight a close second.

My vote has to go to the Lord of the Rings trilogy. I never tire of watching them. It hits on so many levels; music, story, characters, unlikely friends who become as brothers, nasty orcses and filthy hobbitses.

Yeah, that was real humanity at war with its self. At 47, I don't believe I will ever see a movie that good again.

Fight Club.

Possibly the only Book turned movie that the movie surpassed the book.

Hmm..too dark for me. My favorite classic movies would be Star Wars, Tremors, Back to the Future, The Gods Must be Crazy, Groundhog Day, and Overboard.

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"A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" with Rhonda Fleming and Bing Crosby. I had a tremendous crush on Rhonda Fleming.

The Princess Bride, Conan the Barbarian, LA Story