The number one film on your birthday.

DesVegas · August 2015

Jack Nic's Chinatown .. win!

and the song was Everybody was Kung Fu Fighting, which i knew already

LastMantra · August 2015

The Shootist haha!

holnrew · August 2015

Back to the Future.

I win

BigBearKris · August 2015

Oh man... Police Academy...

chillidoggy · August 2015

Cat On A Hot Tin Roof.

Liz Taylor getting her kit off.

Sassafras · August 2015

boogieman said:

sticker;730263" said:
Deliverance . A film that I've never seen and going by it's most infamous scene am unlikely to.
Nah, you should watch it, it's a great film. You don't actually see anything man-rapey.

It can make you feel uncomfortable in your seat.

littlegreenman · August 2015

They Shoot Horses Don't They?

Dance-marathon movie? Sounds a bit ropey, think I'll be giving it a miss.

Song was Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye by Steam.

Everyday People by Sly & the Family Stone

sticker · August 2015

Sassafras said:

boogieman said:

sticker;730263" said:
Deliverance . A film that I've never seen and going by it's most infamous scene am unlikely to.
Nah, you should watch it, it's a great film. You don't actually see anything man-rapey.

It can make you feel uncomfortable in your seat.

I see what you did there

Alnico · August 2015

Lady Sings the Blues.

Philly_Q · August 2015

littlegreenman said:

They Shoot Horses Don't They?

Dance-marathon movie? Sounds a bit ropey, think I'll be giving it a miss.
Everyday People by Sly & the Family Stone
Everyday People by Sly & the Family Stone

It's pretty good actually, definitely not Strictly... no fake tan or sequins in sight. And the ending is very bleak.

Sassafras · August 2015

Mine was Cinderella and the song was something called 'Music,Music,Music'

They were very bleak times during the Cold War and we were all living under the shadow of the Bomb.

There's not much to smile about when Armageddon is just a push of the red button away.

d8m · August 2015

Who framed roger rabbit!

The top movie 9 months prior to my arrival was fatal attraction....

jpttaylor · August 2015

The Fugitive - not my favourite film of all time, but not bad either. I can deal with that.

JezWynd · August 2015

not_the_dj said:

Nashville....not familiar with that.

It's a very good early Robert Altman movie. It's one of his multi-character films where people come in and out of camera (and sound) in a seemingly casual way. It's kind of plotless but it does lead to a climatic ending. Geraldine Chaplin is in it as a very British BBC reporter.

Mine is Pal Joey starring Frank Sinatra.

Nunogilberto · August 2015

Something of an anomaly in my case - The Toy, starring Richard Pryor. However, the release date according to other sources puts it a day later. Hmm...

slacker · August 2015

Sweet bird of youth

strtdv · August 2015

Robocop

ennspek · August 2015

The No 1 song for me was, rather bizarrely, Amazing Grace performed by The Pipes and Drums of the Royal Scots Dragoon guards. Lots of bagpipes I think. The album was Deep Purple's Machine Head which makes me feel better.

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