What is your favorite movie and why?

[Rupinder]

Give name of Film and reason why you like it..

* Sholay
* kuch kuch hota hai
* Dilwalay dulhaniya lay jayenge
* Pardes
* Muna Bhai MBBS
* Pushpak
* Devdas
* Lagaan
* Dil chahata hai
* Lakshya
* Swadesh
* Pyar to hona hi tha
* Ghajini
* Taare Zameen Par

[megri]

I like Sholay

[amit koundal]

Hello,
I am Amit.
I like those Movies
1. Vivah
2. Gader
3. Solay

[amit koundal]

Hi,
I like
Muna Bhai MBBS movie becouse in this movie comady is vary good

[milli]

I like comedy and family drama movies. so that My favorite movies are hum saath saath hain, vivah or hey baby.


Thanks

[guddu]

My favorite film is Sholy because this is a very nice movie and this is based from frienship.

[rimmy]

Hum aapke hain kaun and Vivah are my favorite movies. reason is: I don't like action movies. I like family drama movies.

Thanks

[keren]

My favorite is jab we met.

[angleena]

Hello friends

If you spend any time with me, then you will quickly learn that I love movie dialogue. I memorize it, I quote it, and I'm sure I'm more than a little annoying as a result. But I don't care, because while some of us might go to the movies to see mind-blowing special effects, and others to see their favorite stars, for me it's all about the words -- which I guess shouldn't come as a surprise considering my line of work. Unfortunately in our fancy-schmancy Event Movie world, filmmakers sometimes forget how important the dialogue can be, and when it comes to letting your actor shine, there is nothing that can showcase their skill and talent like a well written monologue or speech.
So you might be wondering how I got on this tangent in the first place. Well, I recently stumbled across the website American Rhetoric, and before you knew it I had spent an hour reading some of my absolute favorite monologues and speeches from the movies. Usually when people talk about classic movie speeches, it tends to be the kind of speech that will accompany an epic like Patton, Malcolm X, or even Braveheart. But, 'prestige' films aren't the only source of great movie speeches. So I started to think about my most loved movie speeches, and like any movie fan with a need for hierarchies, I decided to put together a list.

Thanks for sharing us .............

[angleena]

Hello friends

# Titanic
# Twilight
# Changling
# The Notebook
# Love me if you Dare
# Jaws
# The Breakfast Club
# Wall-E
# Step Brothers
# Bolt
# Caroline
# Role Models
# Zack and Miri
# Beverly Hills Chihuahua
# Nobel Son
# Rachel Getting Married
# Happily Never After
# Kung Fu Panda

Thanks for all friends