Your favorite Sunday afternoon movie

21-04-2019 4:39pm

Vodacom Dundee 1&2
The Godfather 1&2

The third installment for both should be avoided/never made.

The Blues Brothers, in this case avoid the second one

Birneybau · 21-04-2019 4:42pm

Back to The Future trilogy, make a day out of it

Jimbob1977 · 21-04-2019 4:44pm

Raiders of the Lost Ark

Doctor Zhivago

21-04-2019 4:57pm

Ger Roe wrote: »

The Blue Max.

Filmed in Ireland in 1966 and one of several 'flying films' made with assistance from the Irish Army Air Corps. It contains some of the most impressive flying of replica WW1 planes that you will ever see. All done for real, long before CGI effects.

It so impressed LOTR Director, Peter Jackson, that he bought some of the planes built for the film and he has them in his private collection in New Zealand.

"There was no quiet, on the western front"

Battle of Britain is another good one with out cgi

Lorelli! · 21-04-2019 6:53pm

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

I rewatched that recently. Very enjoyable. Ridiculous plot but does it matter? That film would not be made now.

You think? It's such a funny film though. I'm going to watch it later.

nice_guy80 · 21-04-2019 8:01pm

Goonies

Rubberchikken · 21-04-2019 8:05pm

i work nights so a sunday im off i ove Rear window, or north by northwest or Key west.

StreetLight · 21-04-2019 8:19pm

Any Columbo movie. I've seen them all loads of times, but I still watch them every Saturday and Sunday on the 5USA channel.

branie2 · 21-04-2019 8:49pm

The Star Trek films

Immortal Starlight · 21-04-2019 9:15pm

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Love this especially Lady Fanny Of Omaha:D

LirW · 21-04-2019 11:55pm

Settle for no less than all Lord of the rings films in a row - extended edition of course.

Skid X · 22-04-2019 12:19am

The Natural, with Robert Redford as Baseball player Roy Hobbs.

Terrific film.

Frankly my dear · 22-04-2019 4:13am

The Big Sleep
Chinatown
Where Eagles Dare

22-04-2019 5:13am

The Intouchables.

Tokyo · 22-04-2019 5:29am

Sawduck wrote: »

The Guns of Navarone

Zaph wrote: »

Tora! Tora! Tora! or The Great Escape.

This.

Sunday afternoons for me were always either spaghetti westerns, or reruns of 50's and 60's war movies.

Kelly's Heroes and The Bridge on the River Kwai would also be on the list.

22-04-2019 9:58am

Batteries not included

Flight of the navigator

Any boys movie from the 80s really

Riddle101 · 22-04-2019 6:16pm

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial or Jurassic Park would be some other movies to watch on a Sunday afternoon.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 23-04-2019 4:03pm

Lorelli! wrote: »

You think? It's such a funny film though. I'm going to watch it later.

It’s very un-PC! That’s what makes it great but I think it’d struggle to get green-lit now.

Dow99 · 23-04-2019 4:06pm

BIG

inajock · 23-04-2019 4:13pm

A matter of life and death.

Mad_maxx · 23-04-2019 4:24pm

Raiders of the lost ark

Mad_maxx · 23-04-2019 4:25pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Batteries not included

Flight of the navigator

Any boys movie from the 80s really

Kid from the flight of the navigator turned out a total mess, way beyond drugs etc

valoren · 23-04-2019 4:48pm

Lawrence of Arabia or if pressed for time Groundhog Day.

fryup · 23-04-2019 5:31pm

Carry on up the Kybher

"gone for a bit of tiffin"

cml387 · 23-04-2019 5:39pm

For some reason I associate Sunday afternoon films with "Exodus".

The theme music always reminds me of tea on a Sunday evening and school tomorrow.

Aska · 23-04-2019 5:40pm

Any of the Ealing comedies from back in the day.

mariaalice · 23-04-2019 5:53pm

What is the film where the lepers are living in a cave used to terrify me as a child, I assocate Sunday afternoon films with old melodramas or world war two films and epic films with a religious thems.

rickis tache · 23-04-2019 5:57pm

Chariots of fire

23-04-2019 6:04pm

mariaalice wrote: »

What is the film where the lepers are living in a cave used to terrify me as a child, I assocate Sunday afternoon films with old melodramas or world war two films and epic films with a religious thems.

Ben Hur perhaps, the valley of lepers?

The only other movie I can think of with lepers is Papillon and from memory they were on an island.

23-04-2019 9:10pm

No James Bond's or Carry On's seem to regularly play anymore :-(

micks_address · 23-04-2019 9:12pm

The Natural

Odhinn · 23-04-2019 9:14pm

DubInMeath wrote: »

It's been a long time since I have had the chance to spend a Sunday afternoon watching a movie, what's your favorite?

Used be the odd good Western on RTE. Them days is long gone though.

Arghus · 23-04-2019 9:19pm

Raiders of The Lost Ark gets my vote.

My Cousin Vinny.

The Godfather and The Godfather Part Two.

23-04-2019 9:22pm

Odhinn wrote: »

Used be the odd good Western on RTE. Them days is long gone though.

TG4 on a Friday night have them. Some good some not so.

waxmelts2000 · 23-04-2019 9:31pm

Back in the day...Calamity Jane, Genevieve, The Quiet Man, High Society, Now Voyager, the shop around the Corner. I could go on, I just love old movies

fryup · 23-04-2019 9:46pm

Deleted User wrote: »

No James Bond's or Carry On's seem to regularly play anymore :-(

if you got satellite TV there usually on one of the ITV's 2,3,4

Zaph · 25-04-2019 8:52pm

DubInMeath wrote: »

The only other movie I can think of with lepers is Papillon

What about ex-lepers?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U74s8nFE7No

25-04-2019 10:51pm

Zaph wrote: »

What about ex-lepers?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U74s8nFE7No

Out of work leper.

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Your favorite Sunday afternoon movie

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