What's your fave 'nice story' film?

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UPDATED: Monday, December 21, 2009 21:52
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My all-time favorite:

Smoke Signals

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Skin Deep
The Dark Crystal
The Sting
The Breakfast Club

and of course:

Casablanca

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Gotta agree on Stardust and The Princess Bride.

Also...

Enchanted April
Cold Comfort Farm

Sense and Sensibility, where Alan Rickman gets to play a nice guy for once.

"Keep the Shiny side up"

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On this occasion just the one film will suffice for me.....

THE STRAIGHT STORY.

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Hey, you guys ever hear of a little movie called "Serenity"? It's one of my favorites.

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Some of my favorites are :

My Fair Lady
The Sound Of Music
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Hunchback Of Notre Dame
Mr. Smith Goes To Washington
Flower Drum Song
World Of Suzie Wong
Splendor In The Grass
That Thing You Do
How The West Was Won
When Harry Met Sally
North Shore
To Sir With Love
Grease
Third Man On The Mountain
The Truth About Spring
Heaven Can Wait

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Well……there are plenty, but right off the top of my old skull.



Forest Gump ( I totally agree with)

To Kill a Mockingbird ( an oldie but I still enjoy it and feel it’s one of the best pieces of celluloid ever created)

Those are just 2.

Since I’m not limiting myself to movies I have to say that the Firefly saga is one of the best pieces of storytelling ever produced for the small screen. Every episode seemed to finish on a positive note.


Just the way I see it, Z

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A Tree Grows in Brooklyn


http://www.imdb.com/mymovies/list?l=28764731
Traveler

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Miracle on 34th St ( the original-- I watch it every year.)

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It might be blasphemy, but I prefer the remake. Mara Wilson is charming, and Richard Attenborough IS Kris Kringle!

Watch that one every year, too. Along with It's A Wonderful Life and Scrooged. :)

Mike

Work is the curse of the Drinking Class.
- Oscar Wilde

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