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Favourite movies (inspired by the book chat)

Helen

Here are my a few of my favourite movies:

1. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
2. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
3. Inception.
4. Groundhog Day.
5. My Best Friend's Wedding.
6. Turtle Diary.
7. Truly Madly Deeply.

Sorry I meant to list only a few but I love those movies so much!!!  There are lots more I could mention of course...

Would love to hear your favourites and also if you like any of the above.

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  • One that I really love is  Mask staring Eric Stoltz and Cher. It was a film that taught me that being different isn’t a deficit. To be honest films are one of my special interests, I spent my entire childhood watching tv and going to the cinema. My mother was an usherette so we got in for free. I loved Tarzan, Laurel & Hardy, Flash Gordon and The Lone Ranger. I love learning all the facts behind a film. One that stuck with me as a child was War of the worlds by HG Wells, the narration by Richard Burton was amazing. Planet of the Apes was unsettling, I loved Roddy McDowell who was born in London as Dr. Cornelius.

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  • One that I really love is  Mask staring Eric Stoltz and Cher. It was a film that taught me that being different isn’t a deficit. To be honest films are one of my special interests, I spent my entire childhood watching tv and going to the cinema. My mother was an usherette so we got in for free. I loved Tarzan, Laurel & Hardy, Flash Gordon and The Lone Ranger. I love learning all the facts behind a film. One that stuck with me as a child was War of the worlds by HG Wells, the narration by Richard Burton was amazing. Planet of the Apes was unsettling, I loved Roddy McDowell who was born in London as Dr. Cornelius.

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