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The original is a timeless and inspiring Disney classic, with beautiful animation and songs, though I will admit it is not my favourite Disney movie.
The storyline and writing style is a breath of fresh air and the book, "the Dark is Rising" rapidly became my favourite read.
Show Boat is one of my favourite musicals, and I admit to being a solid Howard Keel fan!
I have the video of this film, and I watched it when I was younger, but out of all the Lassie films, this is my least favourite and a film that I could not get into.
A firm favourite of mine during my nursery school years, 'Button Moon' had a large following of fans in those who were tots in the early Eighties.
This episode has to be one of my most favourite, FAVOURITE eps of all time.
Frequently it's music,sometimes a quest for a rare item, rock climbing or even acting (that last one's a favourite for all the rather pretentious play-within-a-play options it throws up).
It did star Hulk Hogan and as Hulk always says "hi, I'm Hulk Hogan!" My favourite part was when the little kid went POW!
my favourite part has to be where the girls have to eat seaweed for their fight for survival.
Probably the only show I enjoy watching on Wednesday nights, and one of my favourite drama/crime shows of all time.
I hope one day it will be out on DVD as it is one of my favourite films.
Youth Danny Embling (Noah Taylor) suffers the pain of learning his long -time favourite piece of crumpet is starting to expand her own social circle, leaving him still too slow in the growth cycle to keep in step.
It remains one of my favourite TV series and I'd love to watch it again if someone airs it again or if it comes out on DVD.
My favourite has to be the late Mary Wickes as Marie, Wickes was a very underrated actress, and I enjoyed her here.
There are many TV shows I remember from my childhood, but of them all, this was perhaps my favourite!
So different fans have their different favourite episodes for whatever reason.This is one of mine.
And one of my favourite films is The English Patient!
I first saw "Outrageous!" on Channel 4 in 1985,I'd read a glowing review of it by Danny Peary in his "Cult Movies"book,so I was all prepared and taped it.I really loved it,and it has become one of my favourite films ever.Unfortunately the tape I recorded it on was'nt very good quality and it snapped.I thought I'd never see it again and even wrote to C4 begging them to re-show it.Luckily
He is one of my favourite actors, as he can play so many types of roles so perfectly.
Arthur Miller has always been my favourite playwright and All My Sons my favourite of all of his plays.
This is by far one of my favourite movies.
Ground - breaking stuff it isn't.Lance Percival tries a bewildering range of accents before settling on a vaguely Scottish lilt but cannot compete with full - on nutter Ronald Fraser or frankly weird Ian Bannen in the "Barmy Jock" stakes.Our favourite cockney veers between Bob Hoskins and John Gielgud as the whim takes him.Denholm Elliot sweats far too much to make a convincing officer,"We have a place in Wiltshire" he tells Cliff Robertson who absorbs this nugget unblinkingly Robertson himslf changes from a man willing to resign his commission rather than go into combat to a gung - ho battle - hardened leader of men in the space of ten minutes.Whatever he's on they should have given the whole U.S. Army and the war would have been over by 1942.
Jemima Rooper is superb as Thelma and was easily my favourite character from the first episode.
Adam Sandler is rapidly becoming my favourite on-screen comedian.
This is one of my all-time favourite horror movies (right up there with Texas CHAINSAW MASSACRE and EVIL DEAD).
My favourite Hammer film is the first version of 'I, The Jury' which benefits from some superb noir imagery.
Blackadder and in particular "Blackadder goes Forth" is my all time favourite comedy series.
This is one of my favourite anti-impression comedy programmes.
Plus, I was informed that the film starred one of my favourite actors, Ayesha Dharker, who is playing the lead opposite Josh Hamilton who I just faintly remember as the handsome young man from Ismail Merchant's 'The Proprietor'.
Until I saw this DVD by chance in HMV, I had no idea that one man was responsible for so many of my favourite music videos - such as The White Stripes' Lego one, the one where Kylie Minogue walks down the street encountering lots of other Kylies, and the Chemical Brothers 'Let Forever Be'.
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