What is YOUR favorite MICHAEL DOUGLAS film?

The Game….loved it!

American President

An American President.

Wall Street

The China Syndrome

Traffic, War of the Roses, Falling down. The others aed also good

traffic, which became every american friend's holiday gift that year.

Black Rain

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Romancing the Stone

Can’t pick just one. He was great in “Disclosure” & “A Perfect Murder”, as well. So many great performances. “Falling Down” is definitely in my top 5.

So many great movies, hard to pick out one. But recently, really enjoyed his Netflix series "The Komensky Method". Would have loved for it to continue, unfortunately, Alan Arkin passed away

It was a super hard choice until the video showed the American President. So many good movies, but I’ve watched both his closing speech and “the least Presidential thing I do” scene dozens of times ❤️

What an amazing collection of work, I thoroughly enjoyed his performance in Romancing the Stone

FATAL ATTRACTION

Definitely Romancing the Stone. That campfire scene in the old wrecked plane never fails to crack me up, no matter how many times I've watched it. "Now that's what I call a fire!!"

Basic Instinct.

purely as a film. The Gift. for his performance. Gecko or Liberace which I watched to see what a disaster it would be, but was duly impressed.

"Falling Down" is my fave.

Black Rain

Falling Down

Falling down

Basic Instinct

Behind the Candelabra

Falling Down

Gordon Gecko

Last week I watched A Perfect Murder, Disclosure & Wonder Boys… Looking for an older one The Star Chamber, it’s really good too.

Hmmm.... I think Disclosure but it's tough, I mean, Wall Street...tough decisions

Falling Down

Probably Falling Down, but a close second wasn’t featured here. One Night at McCool’s is a great time and Douglas was his usual awesome.

The Star Chamber. We could use one of those right now.

Falling Down!

Black Rain!

falling down