Openair Cinema - film preferences

[Superscally]

I have a surreal memory of watching 'Sin City' in the Cinema Field on the Saturday night in 2003?

It must have been somewhere around 3am when I arrived exhausted from a long day's partying.

I hadn't planned to stay as was on my way back to my tent which was very close to the Cinema Field.

I started watching then found an abandoned tarpaulin and wrapped myself up in that to keep warm.

There were only a handful of people about and it was a really magical Glasto memory for me.

[DaveMac]

Dude that was surreal indeed - it was only released in 2005! Can I have some of your futureseeing shrooms?!

[BobbyG]

The correct answer is Labyrinth.

[sdaveak47]

The Big Lebowski

mark it 8 dude

[Funkfarley]

The correct answer is Labyrinth.

[The Badger Bites Back]

Ah i think a bit of 'The Dark Crystal' would go down nicely................... Anchorman................. And then 'The Wickerman'........................

Really want them to be a good selection this though, don't often venture up there...................

JAWS now that would be awesome....................

Yes definitely JAWS...............

[crimsonking]

Clash of the Titans

Bit of Ray Harryhausen pre computer stop/start classic animation (or Jason and the Argonauts)

[Funkfarley]

What about some of the muppets films...tell you something they are funny when pissed up!

Or maybe thats just me!?

[sime]

Carry On Camping!

[sifi]

That new film about Anvil should be shown I reckons.

Not that I've seen it yet, mind.

[Ed209]

A classic pixar like Toy Story, Monsters Inc or Finding Nemo would be great for visuals and a good laugh

[sdaveak47]

They should show Robocop, Fight Club and The Big Labowski for these are the three greatest films of all time.

That said i don't know why i insist on commenting on what gets shown as i never end up watching any of it.

Good call on whoever asked for the muppets, muppets from space is a particular favourite

[Ed209]

That new film about Anvil should be shown I reckons.

Not that I've seen it yet, mind.

[sifi]

They should show Robocop, Fight Club and The Big Labowski for these are the three greatest films of all time.

[Pulpfan]

Ghostbusters was a laugh alright. Plenty of folk shouting "Fanta pants" at Walter Peck

[redmosquito]

That's a big 10-4 good buddy on Smokey & The Bandit, the best film ever made!!!

I would like to add The Italian Job, Mary Poppins and Ferris Bueller's Day Off!

[glastonbury2008]

Quadrophenia :-) x

[tarff26]

The Goonies in 2005 was absolutely brilliant, what a laugh we had

Also loved seeing Dogtown and Z-Boys in 2002(?) and Rock n Roll Circus in '05

as for this year, stick my vote down for the Labyrinth. Seeing Bowie's tights on a screen that big

[Al the CAT]

A classic pixar like Toy Story, Monsters Inc or Finding Nemo would be great for visuals and a good laugh

[Mardy]

Smokey & the bandit is a very good shout,

but I'd go for this:

[Mr_Grump]

It has to be either.....

The Life of Brian "He's not the messiah......he's a very naughty boy"

or

The Holy Grail "It's just a flesh wound!"

[Funkfarley]

It has to be either.....

The Life of Brian "He's not the messiah......he's a very naughty boy"

or

The Holy Grail "It's just a flesh wound!"

[breadmanjiro]

How has this not been bloody mentioned.....

ANY OF THE ORIGINAL STAR WARS TRILOGY, PREFERABLY 'EMPIRE'

That would make my festival more than any band ever could.

Or any LOTR film.

[sdaveak47]

Three of the greatest films of all time?

What about Casablanca? The Godfather? Vertigo? A Streetcar named Desre? The Wild Bunch? On the Watefront? Raging Bull?

Robocop indeed .....

[marcwilson87]

Dumbo and Fantasia - Nuff said