What is your favourite play, book or film?

The Tempest – Shakespeare.
“Oh brave new world that has such a person in it.”

To Kill a Mockingbird. Atticus Finch is my freaking hero.

Favourite book (since TKAMB is already taken) is The Fountainhead. It opened my eyes!!!

Favoutire play is difficult but it would be the one by the Bard with the line: “There are more things in heave and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.”

Okay favourite film is even more difficult, possibly possibly Midnight Cowboy.

I am a Shakey-freak. My favorite line from Romeo and Juliet is: “O any thing, of nothing first create!” So loaded (for me). TKAMB… same thing- amazing, amazing book. After eliminating those two as choices…
Book- “Their Eyes Were Watching God”
Play- “Othello” and a not-well-known play created by William Moses in 1988— “Telling Stories”
Film- “Dead Poets Society”

Play – A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Especially this particular monologue by Puck.

Book – On the Road by Jack Kerouac

Film – American Beauty

I like Guy de Maupassant. [wish they can make good movies after his plays or books]

My favourite film is Blade Runner based on a book by Philip K Dick, one of my favourite authors.

Play- Our Town by Thornton Wilder
Book- The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Steven Chbosky
Film- Trick r Treat or Youth in Revolt (tie)

Almost, Maine by John Cariani for favorite play.
No Country for Old Men by Cormac McCarthy for the book.
Memento for my favorite movie.

Play-West Side Story

Book-Peter Pan

Film-Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

Play Richard III
Book Watership Down
Film. The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai

@flutherother If I haven’t yet, I’m gonna follow you just for that Bladerunner answer. : )
@redfeather oh boy, your choices kinda makes me wanna sit on a comfy couch with you.
@Hibernate Whoa! Guy de Maupassant! Answers like this makes me stay in Fluther. The Necklace?
@linguaphile Carpe diem jelly! Also, I’m downloading TKAMB now just because you said it was a great book.
@sarahhhhh Never get to reading Fountainhead yet but would you mind sharing how it opened your eyes? Thanks.

Play: Antony and Cleopatra- Shakespeare

Book: The Sun Also Rises- Hemingway

Film: A Beautiful Mind

Hamlet, honorable mention to Midsummer Night’s Dream and Much Ado about Nothing.
My favorite book is probably The Little Prince but there are so many other books I adore it’s a shame I only get to choose one.
Honestly if we are going by how many times I’ve watched it and still love it, The Empire Strikes Back is #1 all time.

Book – Steppenwolf
Play – Macbeth
Movie – too many ties for first.

Play : A Midsummer’s Night Dream
Book : The Grapes Of Wrath by Steinback
Film : ???

Plays: “Coed Prison Sluts” and “Macbeth”
Book: The Philosophy of Batman
Film: Too many to name

I’ve really grown to love Margaret Atwood’s speculative fiction, particularly The Year of the Flood. The woman is a prophet.

@mazingerz88 okay, but get ready to watch me dance and sing along with West Side Story. I think Anita would be so much fun to play.

Hands Down: Blazing Saddles.. The greatest film ever made.

Favourite play; The Tragedy of Cymbeline

Favourite book; Trainspotting

Favourite film; Sleepy Hollow

PS; pillows are soft. I like them.

Play: The Glass Menagerie
Film: Sleeping Beauty
Book: Good Omens

@megzybrahh123 Well it made me realize what a people pleaser I was. And how much I would trying (even unconsciously) to gain acceptance often compromising on my ideas and values. I realized that without knowing, society programmes us to follow the herd. I learned to have more faith my in oddities and non-norms.

Definitely worth a read.