We did it. Us crazy sons of bitches did it. We finally talked, at length (as if there is any other way), about the 1993 masterpiece, Jurassic Park. Hold on to your butts...

We've listed our top 100 favourite movies, but what do they say about us? What were the most common genres? Decades? Year? Actors? What does it sound like when we read off all 100 movies successively? All these answered and more, on this very special episode of Line of Sight.

Can you believe it? We can't. Christmas has come early, and we're unwrapping all our favourite movies. It's more exciting than counting down at New Years Eve. These are our top ten favourite movies of all time, folks. There's a lot to love here, and we don't hold back. Or maybe we do a little, because 4 hours is frankly a little short for talking about 20 movies we hold near and dear to our hearts. Perhaps they'll each get their own dedicated episodes, if we haven't done so already...

We are getting close the the end of our ten part series on our 100 favourite movies. This week the wonderful Holly Hunter appears on both lists.

Join us and join us next week for the most anticipated podcast ever, our TOP TEN 

This is our best episode yet, although I may be biased because we're talking about some of our favouritest movies ever. Numbers 30-21 to be exact. Another mixed bag containing a lot of 90s from one of us, 70s from the other, space movies, comedies, a lot of sequels, and we both allow one western each. Good stuff. Nothing but the best, here on Line of Sight.

Here for your listening pleasure are two 'men' who have never seen John Carpenter's 1978 horror classic Halloween.

In the music industry, the top 40 is the current, 40 most-popular songs in a particular genre. But we're not talking about music, and not necessarily what is popular. These are the next ten of our favourite movies of all time, #40-31.

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Further insights into what we love, coming from all eras and genres, setting us up for next week as we get into the top 50. But let's not take away from this selection. These ten films could be in anyone's favourite movies list. Maybe yours? If you're Adam's brother-in-law Reuben, then absolutely they are.

We take a break from our Top 100 list this week and deal with a current and timely film, 1985's St. Elmo's Fire.

Why St. Elmo? Why indeed.