Naffest of all time?
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Commando.Originally posted by rootsnallHow about the naffest top film of all time, Uncle Buck.
Genius.
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So are you saying you think these films are the naffest of all time?Originally posted by wobbegong1. SolarisOriginally posted by rootsnallHow about the naffest top film of all time, Uncle Buck.
2. The big lebowski
3. Donnie Darko
Memento is a close fourth.
I quite liked all of them but one that springs to mind that I sky+'d was 'Nick of Time' what a turkey, Christopher Walken & Johny Depp what were they thinking
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Dead Men don't wear Plaid
The Untouchables
No Way Out
and about 3 dozen others...........
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It's the devil in meOriginally posted by DodgyAgentyou should know better than to use long words with me lucifer
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you should know better than to use long words with me luciferOriginally posted by Lucifer BoxYou are perspicacious indeed, Dodgy.

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You are perspicacious indeed, Dodgy.Originally posted by DodgyAgentOK here goes
you are a noisy pouf from another planet
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OK here goesOriginally posted by Lucifer Box. Make of that what you will.
Dr Strangelove
Carry on Screaming
Star Wars
you are a noisy pouf from another planet
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1. SolarisOriginally posted by rootsnallHow about the naffest top film of all time, Uncle Buck.
2. The big lebowski
3. Donnie Darko
Memento is a close fourth.
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With the possible exception of the first, these are not my favourite films at the moment, but I thought I would list the three films that had the biggest impact on me when I first saw them. Make of that what you will.
Dr Strangelove
Carry on Screaming
Star Wars
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Midnight Run, it's almost naff but somehow it is a top film, it was on again a couple of months back and made me stay up way past my bedtime.Originally posted by Jawz .Must have been done before, but I'm feeling crazy today and because it's tuesday you can list your top 3.
Raging Bull
Millers Crossing
Midnight Run
How about the naffest top film of all time, Uncle Buck.
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Difficult
Definitely
Aliens
The Usual Suspects
not certain about the third
Possibly
Lord of the Rings II / Bladerunner / American Beauty / Mad Max
For old movies
Casablanca
African Queen
Goodbye Mr Chips
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