I have to say 'The Night Of The Hunter',directed by the actor Charles Laughton is a movie classic,partly due also to the acting
talents of Robert Mitchum and a good script by
James Agee but also partly for the dream like,
expressionistic quality of the film that blurs
grim reality and dark fairytale.

But also:

Citizen Kane (Orson Welles)
Ghandi (Richard Attenborough)
One Eyed Jacks (Marlon Brando)
Play Misty For Me/Unforgiven (Clint Eastwood)
Quiz Show/The Milagro Beanfield War (Robert Redford)
Little Man Tate (Jodie Foster)
The Great Dictator/Modern Times (Charlie Chaplin)
Three Men and a Baby/Star Trek IV:The Voyage Home (Leonard Nimoy)

kevin costner's open range and clint eastwoods unforgiven,oh and mel gibson's braveheart all epic, powerful films.

clints million dollar baby.

unforgiven was class too.

I'd forgot all about Mel Gibson,Cheezy. I agree,
Braveheart's a great movie.

I would have to go for Gandhi. Its up with Sir David Leans work.

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Originally posted by moda:
clints million dollar baby.

unforgiven was class too.

I agree

Dances With Wolves - Costner
A Bronx Tale - De Niro; I LOVE this film!
Little Man Tate - Foster
Apollo 13....and okay maybe Willow - Howard

The Unforgiven

i would probably say night of the hunter.but where do you draw the line?would woody allen count?

braveheart - mel gibson

well i think he directed it 8-)

Taxi Driver - Martin Scorsese
A Bronx Tale - Robert De Niro
The Apostle - Robert Duvall
The Unforgiven - Clint Eastwood
Modern Times / City Lights - Charles Chaplin
Quiz Show - Robert Redford
The Brave - Johnny Depp
The General - Buster Keaton
The Night of the Hunter- Charles Laughton

"On every street in every city, there's a nobody who dreams of being a somebody..."

The Night of the Hunter-Charles Laughton
Nil by Mouth-Gary Oldman
Crimes and Misdemeanours-Woody Allen
Mystic River/Unforgiven-Clint Eastwood
Young Frankenstein-Mel Brooks
The Pledge-Sean Penn
Dead Man Walking-Tim Robbins

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Originally posted by KJM:
The Unforgiven

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Originally posted by RobbieJess:
The Unforgiven - Clint Eastwood

AAArrgggghhhhhhh......It's called "Unforgiven". There is no "The".

If you like a film, get it's title right.

I know more about films than you'll ever know TryMe so don't get your knick knacks in a twist ha ha!

Unforgiven / Mystic River - Clint Eastwood


"On every street in every city, there's a nobody who dreams of being a somebody..."

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Originally posted by RobbieJess:
I know more about films than you'll ever know TryMe.

Yes, of course. Silly me.

Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, by George Clooney. He borrowed a lot from other directors, but it's still a great achievement imo.

mels brave heart ................


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Confessions of a Dangerous Mind is a fantastic film.

But i have to say Braveheart.

million dollar baby and unforgiven, from mr. eastwood.

also Bronx Tale by bob de-niro.

'Apocalypto' -Mel Gibson
'Touch of Evil'- Orson Welles
'Mystic River'- Clint Eastwood
'Henry V' -Laurence Olivier
'Crimes & Misdemeanour'-Woody Allen