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What's your favourite film?

Jun 25 07:28am

- Today on Sunrise we meet a 71 year old cinema projectionist who names his favourite films - and he's seen a few. And he has been in the little projector's booth for 25 years!

Arthur's favourite film in recent years is Titanic. He thought the acting and the storyline were both good, and he says it ran for four months at Coolangatta cinemas, so that's got to be a mark of a good movie.

Arthur's favourite actor in recent years is Harrison Ford. Arthur particularly loved him in Raiders of the Lost Ark. How does that compare to your choices?

Tell us below what is your favourite film of all time?

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1. billatweethotrip - Jun 25 07:37am

Hey hey Super Steve here

A movie that I was hesitant to watch at first but reconsidered when suggested by a good looking young lady was Bucket List, nearly brought me to tears, very moving movie

2. mrktwiner - Jun 25 07:49am

The best movie of all time is "Superman: the movie" with Christopher Reeve, its an iconic movie for all ages showing willingness to help and to protect other's, love and respect.

3. morgz.gannon06 - Jun 25 07:56am

The best movie of all time should definately be Forest Gump, its the one movie that i know all the words too and can still watch it over and over again. I LOVE IT and i may not be a smart man Jenny but i know what Love is.

4. richard_j_frost - Jun 25 07:58am

Ridley Scott's "BladeRunner" is my favourite and remains the best scifi of all time - still holds its own 20 years after its release!

5. ninaim@ymail.com - Jun 25 08:11am

I can't really decide but I love these three films: 'To Kill A Mocking Bird (1962)' directed by Robert Mulligan, 'Irreversible' directed by Gaspar Noe and 'Fight Club' directed by David Fincher

6. dazzadood2000 - Jun 25 08:23am

Red Dawn is a pretty good movie,Rambo is another good movie,both reflect Traditional Values VS PC Socialist or biggoted injustice with no reguard for the individuals Rights.

7. hasstec1 - Jun 25 08:32am

I loved the movie 'Chocolat'. It has everything: Romance, French accents, a good moral, and most importantly of all, JOHNNY DEPP.

8. melanie_2474 - Jun 25 08:46am

I have to wonder at Kochie's love of 'quirky Australian' films when he can't even get the title right! Kochie, the film you were talking about this morning is Hercules Returns, not Spartacus Returns...

Hercules Returns is indeed hilarious - it's a favourite of my husband as well.

9. anne.trost - Jun 25 08:59am

Hey Kochie and Mel. Totally agree with you Kochie. Hercules returns was one of the funniest movies I've ever seen.

10. spiceg_2 - Jun 25 09:29am

SPICEWORLD: THE MOVIE!! Girl Power. Best movie ever!! For me anyways. Big Spice Girls fan. Love it love it love it! :~)

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