What’s your favourite film of all time and why?

Can’t single out just one. But when I was 13, I saw [i]Seven Samurai[/i] on PBS and that showed me why the director was the most important person for a film. Put the whammy on me.

Movies based on Jane Austen novels.

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I enjoy the period dramas and films. Pride and prejudice, Jane Eyre, Persuasion, Wives and Daughters. Downtown Abbey. So many to list.

Primer directed by shane carruth. Because I can zone out and listen to it while doing other things and I really love that movie. Great story I wish was longer.

Trilogy Lord of the Rings... I can watch that movie anytime it shows on TV. ☺️

Twelve Oclock High. Good lessons in stress management

grease, its musical, has good looking actors and a fun story

Probably The Graduate. It’s the perfect mix of funny and serious. Great acting. Visually perfect. A brilliant original soundtrack. And one of the all time greatest endings as their silly smiles fade to serious expressions.

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1935 Bride of Frankenstein.
Boris Karloff's portrayal, as a creature, abandoned by his creator, and rejected by society at every turn, seeking what we all want: acceptance, to love and be loved....resonates to this day.

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