I decided to skip the obvious one–Gone With the Wind. I did a whole week of posts on Cary Grant a while back in which I discussed 4 of his movies. so I excluded all of his fabulous comedies, too. There are not in any way a complete list, nor are they “My 10 Favorites in order.” Just 10 movies I love.
Here then is a selection–as broad as possible–of my favorite movies.
All of these are available on Amazon–most can be rented and streamed there as well.
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Ok–a favorite moment from Gone With the Wind
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Steel Magnolias is such a classic! Anything Julia Roberts did back in the day was pretty awesome. Great picks!
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I actually went with a friend to see a sing-along version of Mamma Mia, with the words printed on the screen, and it was so much fun!
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That would be so fun!
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I’ve only seen Mama Mia! from you list and I love it a lot so I should probably check out some of your other faves 🙂
The Top Ten Movies I can watch over and over again.
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The list is pretty broad–none are really much like Mama Mia! But I hope you find some to enjoy.
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I’ve only seen Mamma Mia and Steel Magnolias from this list — must see more! Did Me Before You just come out this year? If so, I think daughter #1 saw it and did not like it! Said it was really depressing!
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It’s sad, but good. I loved the book and really liked the movie–fine shade of difference there. In Which We Serve is based on Lord Mountbatten’s ship–funny today to see obviously gay Noel Coward try to play a happily married straight man! Shooting Party is very Downton. Sabrina–lovely, even the newer version isn’t bad. Auntie Mame–so fun! Casino Royale you probably wouldn’t like–raunchy but funny. Wind and Lion–best Teddy Roosevelt portrayal ever by Brian Keith. Lion in Winter is slow, but worth it. Just a few movies I love–not my All time top 10.
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What fun! I absolutely love GWTW too, but didn’t include it on my list this week, and I really should have. Ah, Lion in Winter! I love that movie, and haven’t thought about it in years. It feels like almost a privilege to get to watch Katherine Hepburn and Peter O’Toole in that movie — they just go all out and it’s amazing.
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You’re so right about Lion in Winter!
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