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Top 10 September Tweets
Your favourite tweets from @onthisdayinfilm in September...
 No.10 Patrick Swayze's deathRTs: 57 & Faves: 43. Swayze's death was such an untimely one at 57 years old, that it is fitting that that should be remembered by so many in celebration of Swayze's work in film. |  No.9 Release of Paris, TexasRTs: 50 & Faves: 51. Maybe a surprise entry here, but deservedly so. Such a great film and by one of the all time greats, Wim Wenders. |
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 No.8 Bill Murray's 64th birthdayRTs: 59 & Faves: 51. Such a legend with a career spanning 5 decades, there is no wonder that Bill made it into this top 10. Next he's 65, I wonder what that will get? |  No.7 True Romance's releaseRTs: 65 & Faves: 58. True Romance is now officially a cult classic and one that is a favourite of so many film lovers, and obviously you guys thought a lot of it too. Great film! |
 No.6 James Dean's deathRTs: 83 & Faves: 61. A young death of such a talent still resonates with us today. A terrible loss to the film world and one that was well remembered by your support. |  No.5 Grace Kelly's deathRTs: 72 & Faves: 76. Yet again another death that was before her time. Such a beautiful and talented woman deserves such recognition from the film world. |
 No.4 The Shawshank RedemptionRTs: 92 & Faves: 70. The release of The Shawshank Redemption was always going to be a big celebration and as it was 20 years old, you gave it the attention required. One of favourites of all time! |  No.3 Se7en's releaseRTs: 88 & Faves: 80. One of many of David Fincher's amazing movies, Se7en is obviously seen as one of the your favourites. Fight Club was released in November, I wonder which will win? |
 No.2 Goodfellas' releaseRTs: 133 & Faves: 97. The big guns! The response to Goodfellas release was phenomenal! 133 retweets is one of @onthisdayinfilm's highest and for such a great film. Will The Godfather beat it? |  No.1 A Trip to the Moon's releaseRTs: 174 & Faves: 149. This was extraordinary. Back on the 1st Sept you guys went crazy for one of the most iconic pieces of film there is. Amazing to see the winner of this list being a 13 minute silent! @onthisdayinfilm has some true cinephile followers! |
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