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#52

re: What Is Your All-Time Favorite Movie?

In terms of sheer number of viewings, it is probably APOCALYPSE NOW, which I saw at least 18 times in its original release alone. I've seen it numerous times on video etc. since then, and my feelings about it have changed a bit (I now can admit that there are parts of it that just plain don't work very well) but there's something about it that gets me every time.

I feel an absolute love for Fellini's 8 1/2, which is coming to mind more and more often lately. And THE WIZARD OF OZ, and Renoir's RULES OF THE GAME.

And there's always THE RABBIT OF SEVILLE.
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#53

re: What Is Your All-Time Favorite Movie?

If I had to pick one (I have probably three or four favorites) I'd say A STAR IS BORN. That movie is a classic for me. The best actors (Judy rocks my world in that film), music (Gershwin ect...)and story!
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#54

re: What Is Your All-Time Favorite Movie?

This is such a hard question. I'm sure everyone has favorite films for various reasons... "Gone With The Wind," "West Side Story," "To Kill A Mockingbird" are just a few classics that I love to watch.

I'd have to say, hands down that I have 2 favorite films....neck in neck in a tie...."Hello, Dolly!" and "Mame."

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