From Faith and Theology
1. One movie that made you laugh
Kind Hearts and Coronets. Perfect.
2. One movie that made you cry
Most sad films will make me cry a little. Pan’s Labyrinth, for instance.
3. One movie you loved when you were a child
Watership Down (1978). Trips to the cinema were rare, and I remember getting very excited about this one.
4. One movie you’ve seen more than once
Die Hard. In it’s own way, unimprovable.
5. One movie you loved, but were embarrassed to admit it
I’m not really embarrassed by my taste in films. I’m quite happy to admit liking some romantic comedies starring Hugh Grant, and even some starring Tom Hanks, for instance. (I even quite liked Titanic – but I didn’t ‘love’ it.)
6. One movie you hated
Baby’s Day Out. A shockingly poor film.
7. One movie that scared you
I’m easily scared. The Sixth Sense took me straight back to my childhood fears of the dark, for instance.
8. One movie that bored you
Gone with the Wind. One Christmas when I was young. I stayed awake by playing with my new Lego set.
9. One movie that made you happy
Cinema Paradiso
10. One movie that made you miserable
Schindler’s List
11. One movie you weren’t brave enough to see
Oh, the list is long. I tend to avoid all horror. Am unlikely to see, for instance, 30 Days of Night any time soon.
12. One movie character you’ve fallen in love with
Ilsa Lund (Ingrid Bergman) in Casablanca.
13. The last movie you saw
State of the Union – Hepburn and Tracy.
14. The next movie you hope to see
I’ve just been given the DVD of Elizabeth: The Golden Age.
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