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80 Die Another Day 2002 - Estimated Admissions 8.58m
Man in tuxedo blows up enemy lair, wins girl, makes bad jokes. No surprises in the 20th Bond then - apart from the fact that it's very entertaining. The movie set a new record for product placement, with $120 million worth of deals with various companies from Aston Martin and Jaguar to Revlon and Brioni.
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79 My Fair Lady 1965 - Estimated Admissions 8.6m
Rex Harrison and Audrey Hepburn star as Professor Higgins and Eliza Doolittle respectively in this classic rags-to-riches tale. Poor, unrefined Eliza is plucked from Covent Garden market by Higgins and transformed into an elegant duchess in the attempt to win an elaborate bet. The bet is won, of course, but at what cost? Hepburn mimes to a voice-over throughout, but her lavish costumes and on-screen presence are enchanting.
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78 Reach For The Sky 1956 - Estimated Admissions 8.7m
Lewis Gilbert's 1956 telling of the true story of airman Douglas Bader, who overcame the loss of both legs in a 1931 flying accident to become a successful fighter pilot and wing leader during World War II. This very British affair is made bearable by Kenneth More's humorous and inspiring portrayal of Bader - his best role.
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77 Love Actually 2003 - Estimated Admissions 8.76m
Richard Curtis created this Christmas crowd-pleaser in 2003, a multi-story tale dealing with love in all its guises, whether it be romantic, platonic, fulfilled, unrequited, unspoken or unattainable. Curtis favourite Hugh Grant is accompanied by the cream of British acting talent, the classy performances rescuing the film from descent into complete schmaltz.
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76 Ghost 1990 - Estimated Admissions 8.78m
A perfect balance of laughs and tears, a sparklingly funny script and a clever story about love beyond the grave make this a superior blockbuster romance. The role of Oda Mae Brown was not written with Whoopi Goldberg in mind, but Patrick Swayze, an admirer of hers, convinced Ghost's producers that she would be right for the part. She ended up winning an Oscar for her performance.
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