My dream is Sixties and Seventies class pop films... Privilege, Catch Us If You Can, Ferry Cross The Mersey, but especially Slade in Flame...

All nighter at ABC Haymarket Newcastle - Shivers, Rabid, The Brood, Night of The Living Dead and Dawn of The Dead. Perfect post-exam destresser in 1982...

The Truth About Charlie us watch Charade instead... I've only ever seen the first two Rambo films so no comment... but for your own sanity avoid any Police Academy film with a number...

Can we count Munsters Go Home in this? Seriously Boris in Bride of Frankenstein or Peter and Gene in Young Frankenstein.

All fantastic but Chaplin wins out if only for the courage of his convictions at the end...

The Taking of Pelham 123. Why oh why oh why...

Sorry Barefoot in the Park

Three Days of The Condor.
All the Presidents Men
And to be honest I'd bookend the last choice with Barefoot in the Grass or The Old Man and the Gun.

I'll have you know I'm feeling particularly depressed today... here I am, brain the size of a planet....

I'm not denying his place on history of comics and he did some good things at Marvel like leaving Archie Goodwin alone with Epic Comics and the New Universe. But his management style was - problematic and the whole original Kirby situation at the time left a sour taste in my mouth...

Police Academy 4. A film not even Seth McFarlane would update...

I suspect Mark may surprise us and go for Sneakers, a very underrated film. I have a soft spot for Live And Let Die, the first Bond film i saw, but crop dusters and Lincoln's nose will always win the day for me...

I'm guessing John Waters did not deliver the usual warning at that screening...

The Elephant Man
The Third Man
Young Frankenstein
La Vacance de Monsieur Hulot
Carry On Spying...

For an accurate look at a British newsroom The Day The Earth Caught Fire is worth a watch. But Network is the classic. Nods to The Post and Spotlight as well...