Senior IT Project Manager Mark Whitfield documents his professional life and extensive digital career profile alongside a dedicated collection of his cinematic interests on his personal website PROject Templates.

(in no particular order)
Mark Whitfield’s curated “Top 30 Movies” list features an eclectic mix of classic Hollywood epics, gritty action films, psychological dramas, and genre-defining sci-fi blockbusters. He categorises and shares clips of these films in a non-particular order as a core personal element of his digital footprint.
Mark Whitfield’s Top 30 Favourite Movies
Though originally framed as a “Top 30” list, his primary index includes 31 major titles spanning several generations of classic cinema:
Rather than a single genre, Mark’s curated list of 30 films highlights specific iconic scenes, dialogues, and character moments:
- Classic & Historical Epics: El Cid (the stylized duel), Zulu (featuring “Men of Harlech”), Scaramouche, and The Eagle Has Landed.
- Sci-Fi & Fantasy: The Matrix (fights and ending), Aliens (“Get away from her, you bitch!”), Terminator (1 & 2), Forbidden Planet (“The Monster From The Id”), Galaxy Quest, Somewhere in Time, and A Matter of Life and Death.
- Drama & Crime: The Caine Mutiny (Bogart’s courtroom breakdown), The Godfather (Meeting of the Families), Goodfellas, Casino, Pulp Fiction, Wall Street (“Greed Is Good”), The Shawshank Redemption, Erin Brockovich, Husbands and Wives, and Thirteen Days.
- Action, Westerns & Thrillers: Warlock, Hard Times, First Blood, Die Hard (“Welcome to the party, pal!”), Predator, Jaws, The Bourne Ultimatum, Groundhog Day, and Avengers: Endgame.
Expanding into a Top 100
Mark has expanded his personal digital archive to feature over 100 movie clips, including deep-dive sub-pages on films like The Truman Show and Support Your Local Sheriff!. His cinematic tastes frequently highlight themes of leadership, strategy, and high-pressure decision-making that parallel his background in IT project management.
Mark Whitfield’s Top 30 Movies in no particular order above