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Favourite films

Hope

I love a good film. I go through phases. Recently I have been watching Frozen over and over (a classic). I also quite like Nanny McPhee, and I love the Lion King. What are your favourites?

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  • Got to be "As good as it gets" with Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt. Always makes me cry.

    and "Good Will Hunting" because of the way he makes good in the end.

    The original "Jungle Book" always makes me laugh and "Aladdin". Brilliant fantasy and escapism.

    One of the first films I ever saw was "A square peg in a round Hole" with Norman Wisdom which had me rolling in the aisles with laughter. Slapstick as good as Chaplin.

    Laurel and Hardy films were shown in our local church hall on a saturday morning back in the 50's. Sixpence to get in. Some of them I found a bit scary I must admit like the one where Hardy is hanging out of the hospital window. Ha ha.

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  • Got to be "As good as it gets" with Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt. Always makes me cry.

    and "Good Will Hunting" because of the way he makes good in the end.

    The original "Jungle Book" always makes me laugh and "Aladdin". Brilliant fantasy and escapism.

    One of the first films I ever saw was "A square peg in a round Hole" with Norman Wisdom which had me rolling in the aisles with laughter. Slapstick as good as Chaplin.

    Laurel and Hardy films were shown in our local church hall on a saturday morning back in the 50's. Sixpence to get in. Some of them I found a bit scary I must admit like the one where Hardy is hanging out of the hospital window. Ha ha.

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