Openair Cinema - film preferences

[noonard]

Did anyone see The Blair Witch Project in 2000?

Rubbish film, but the whole site seemed to be screaming "JOOOOOOOOOOSH!" at each other for the rest of the weekend.... classic

My vote goes with the Big Lebowski!

[Genveers]

Double bill with Convoy as it was in 1978 in the pics

[Filthy]

+1 This is Spinal Tap

+1 Labyrinth

Team America?

[glastonburynoodles]

Best film I've ever seen at Glasto was 'The Goonies' so much quotable dialogue, so I'd have to stick with the same theme.

I've wanted Withnail to be shown every year and can just imagine the sheer number of Camberwell's sparked near the end. Also to see the number of people stumbling out of the field after trying to keep up with the drinking game.Can you imagine how many would get lost on the way back.

Good shouts - Holy Grail, Life of Brian, Spinal Tap and Jungle Book.

Other half wants Mamma Mia and Dirty Dancing (she usually has great taste )

[Breeze]

Altered States

2001 (the new remastered one)

Glastonbury (very Meta)

[suchacharmer]

Someone mentioned Dazed and Confused already...but I'm going to second it. Best drinking game film ever.

Also...Velvet Goldmine.

Edited February 25, 2009 by suchacharmer

[superdry]

Beetlejuice

Shawn of the Dead

Pulp Fiction

[TheBoyInTheBubble]

It's probably been on previously, but I'd like The Princess Bride. As well as the afore-mentioned Mamma Mia. Not that I'd go to see it obviously!!! I'd be watching an organic folk act play a set near the Greenfields using instruments of tofu and yoghurt.

[WS_Jack_III]

Ghostbusters was bloody funny.

I'm saying Happy Gilmore, but then i think there would be me and my three mates just sat there laughing and quoting it while everyone else was watching it.

[TheBoyInTheBubble]

Ghostbusters was bloody funny.

I'm saying Happy Gilmore, but then i think there would be me and my three mates just sat there laughing and quoting it while everyone else was watching it.

[suchacharmer]

It's easy to forget that Adam Sandler's early movies were actually funny considering how terrible his most recent ones have been. But, yeah, Happy Gilmore is great, in a really stupid sort of way. It's bad, I realize that, but it's still funny. I can't think of Miles Davis or Snack Packs without laughing now, and the Chris Farley cameo is absolutely genius.

[Blaze]

The whole of Grindhouse

[noonard]

I'm saying Happy Gilmore, but then i think there would be me and my three mates just sat there laughing and quoting it while everyone else was watching it.

[crimsonking]

Has to be

Rocky Horror!!!

Costumes 'n all

But would settle for Cabaret, West Side Story, Oliver.

Or how about Mary Poppins or Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Stroike a Loit Maery Paaappins!)

Edited February 25, 2009 by crimsonking

[Funkfarley]

Happy Gilmore reminds me of being invited around to a girl's house for tea and potential. I turned up and she had a house covered in cuddly toys. Good film - bad memories.

[WS_Jack_III]

You eat pieces of sh*t for breakfast?

[WS_Jack_III]

It's easy to forget that Adam Sandler's early movies were actually funny considering how terrible his most recent ones have been. But, yeah, Happy Gilmore is great, in a really stupid sort of way. It's bad, I realize that, but it's still funny. I can't think of Miles Davis or Snack Packs without laughing now, and the Chris Farley cameo is absolutely genius.

[MikeyB37]

Cocoon

It'd certainly fit with this year's apparent 'theme'.

[Tugger2k]

Cocoon

It'd certainly fit with this year's apparent 'theme'.

[grrrraeme]

For singalong Hard Days Night/HELP/Yellow Sub/MMT/Let it be

For comedy - The Marx Brothers collection.

For shrooms/acid - Live at Pompeii/Zabriskie Point

[Funkfarley]

Cocoon

It'd certainly fit with this year's apparent 'theme'.