Rudy, rudy, rudy, rudy !!!

I see! We all get on well here, but if we got together we wouldn't be able to decide which GENRE of film to watch, let alone a Title

We could have a really incredible movie marathon.
Lots of top 5 from other people are some of my favs too.
It's too difficult to only pick 5.

Some interesting selections that I will keep an eye out for...

So many, but the ones to come mind quickly are:

The Shawshank Redemption
Chocolat
MILK
Pretty Woman
Misery
Brokekback Mountain

Off the top of my head:

Casablanca
The African Queen
The Music Man
Bringing Up Baby
The Pink Panther (all of them)
Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein (my nephews’ favorite when they were kids)

Well, Caroline,

I don't know MILK, but your other selections surprise me. A Stephen King Chiller and Pretty Woman and Brokeback both caused a stir on release.

I would have pegged you for sprawling Classics like Gone With The Wind. That's what I like about our Community, you can really get an insight on your fellow Members.

Dave.

Hi English Dave, MILK is a biography of gay activist Harvey Milk as portrayed by Sean Penn:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk_(film)

Dave, I'm an activist at heart and flaming liberal for the most part...life in Calif opened my soul and being. I've been here 50 yrs from the East and a totally changed person from my birth life. I was raised by a closed minded set of parents, SO.....I've worked long and hard to change my mind. It wasn't hard work, I just hung with people who helped me. It is freeing and liberating. And I wanted to CHANGE. I'm really not into the classics that much....

Also, when I found or it found me, probably mutual, Science of Mind teachings/principles changed my life...I learned to do my best to "walk in other's shoes" instead of being stuck in my own shoes..

Everyone counts, no matter...no one is better than anyone else. I could live in anger from my first teachers, my parents, but let it go as I've had a wonderful journey to get rid of my birth tapes. And open my mind to ALL.

I follow the laws but break some rules that hurt no one and do try to help others who are stuck in the "systems"... C

As for classics, I own a few CD's and one is Ladies In Lavender with Judi Dench and Maggie Smith...a dear movie. A modern day classic type movie.

Hi Auntie Audrey,

Yep, I looked it up. Reminds me somewhat of The Naked Civil Servant, John Hurt's portrayal of Quentin Crisp. A film which caused sit-in protest at my boarding school as the powers tried to bar us from watching it.

Dave.