The long good friday
Goodfellas
Animal house
Scum
Saturday night Sunday morning
Dirty harry
Rocky 2
The early bird
Billy liar
This sporting life

Went to see Up today. What a top top film. Up there with Pixars best (pardon the pun)

whilst on subject of movies add into your choice the best line from your fav movies...
the line of all time for me is Jesse Ventura in Predator when on the chopper " this stuffl make ya a sexual tyrannasaurus just like me" with long tall sally playing in the back , classic

"Wheres ya tool?" "What f****** tool?" "THIS F****** TOOL!!"

heres another movie thought , does anyone remember the Dorchester Cinema... what a class place, last of the great movie houses... I also for what its worth have in my home the solid brass wall lights from the Criterion cinema that were salvaged some years ago ...

and doc hollidays "you can kiss my rebel D**K"

"Ever since i can remember i'd always wanted to be a gangster"

class

Not technically a film but "My names Gene Hunt i'm your DI its 1973 it's dinner time and i'm avin oops!"

The major film credits zoom from the right of the screen, like speeding cars (heard on the soundtrack), and freeze for a moment. The film, "based on a true story," begins with a pivotal night-time scene that introduces the film's three major characters. It is a major turning point for each of them. [The scene is repeated within its proper context later in the film].
Three organized crime mobsters are in a white-top car cruising down a freeway. An inter-title notes the location and time wrapped in white tablecloths. Tommy can't believe the man is still alive and stabs him multiple times in the chest with an enormous butcher knife. Conway puts four bullets into the already-limp body. Henry witnesses the enormity of the violence and then slams the trunk shut.

A simple zoom shot and then a freeze-frame holds on Henry's face, as the main title credits play (with a blood-red title for the film). His autobiographical, defiant narration (in voice-over) confirms his choice of a lucrative, criminal lifestyle (that brings him from 'rags to riches')

Quite simply the greatest opening sequence to any film ever!

Amen to that And 2 great songs at the end sid vicious's my way morphing into the end of layla