jelavicroad
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I'm gonna go for trainspotting or lock stock and I watched screwed the other night which wasn't.bad at all
best british movie of all time and have you seen any decent ones lately ?
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Mrs Magpie
On a bit of break...
A Matter Of Life And Death.
Shippou-Sensei
4:1:2.5
off top of my head
my fav might be life of brian
but that is just what springs to mind
stuff like ladykillers et al is also real classic
my fav might be life of brian
but that is just what springs to mind
stuff like ladykillers et al is also real classic
Shippou-Sensei
4:1:2.5
even if this is sarcasm i think one of my testicles exploded
Johnny Canuck3
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I think I'll go with The Third Man.
jelavicroad
Active Member
Eh yeah lol I'm sorry have I done sumthing wrong lol
it was fella, don't worry.
No, nothing wrong. Just an interesting choice of films.
Shippou-Sensei
4:1:2.5
tell that to my lowered sperm count
Johnny Canuck3
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Trainspotting is in a lot of top ten lists.
DotCommunist
So many particulars. So many questions.
Football Factory lol
Mrs Magpie
On a bit of break...
I keep forgetting that's a British film because it's got Welles & Cotten in it.
jelavicroad
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Lol I just loved those two movies there's no need for your comic book guy style snide comments is there lol
Fez909
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Worst. Retort. Evah!
Johnny Canuck3
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I loved Trainspotting. Before Trainspotting, my thoughts on Britain were formed by movies like Mary Poppins, or war movies with Jack Hawkins. Stiff upper lip, nannies in the park, happy poor people smiling and eating their chutney, or chips or whatever it is.
But with Trainspotting I thought -whoa, it's way different there. It's like a normal place - or at least, Scotland is.
But with Trainspotting I thought -whoa, it's way different there. It's like a normal place - or at least, Scotland is.
jelavicroad
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And for the record both those movies are. In the imdb top 250 lol
Johnny Canuck3
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Before, if you were laughing at a British movie, it was because Terry Thomas had a gap in his teeth, or some weird Carry On guy with funny nostrils was trying to feel up the boobs of a nurse. Or Benny Hill was trying to feel someone up.
Now, we were laughing because someone shit the bed, or passed out in a horrific toilet, or... that baby thing. You know.
It had a much more comfortable and normal feel to it.
Now, we were laughing because someone shit the bed, or passed out in a horrific toilet, or... that baby thing. You know.
It had a much more comfortable and normal feel to it.
Reno
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jelavicroad
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Lol ok so my choice of movie differs from sum of yours there's no need to try and humilliate people is there
Shippou-Sensei
4:1:2.5
i did a quick google and here are ones that i appreciate that are mentioned
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Dr No (bond)
Dracula (hammer)
apparently this fight scene was improvised!
Walkabout
The Long Good Friday (i'm only including this as part of it was filmed in my house... i think peterkro might know more... i may be misremebering)
2001: A Space Odyssey (shot in britain)
holy grail
A Clockwork Orange
The Ladykillers
The Wicker Man
Brazil
Lawrence of Arabia
Withnail & i
Kind Hearts and Coronets
A Matter of Life and Death
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Dr No (bond)
Dracula (hammer)
apparently this fight scene was improvised!
Walkabout
The Long Good Friday (i'm only including this as part of it was filmed in my house... i think peterkro might know more... i may be misremebering)
2001: A Space Odyssey (shot in britain)
holy grail
A Clockwork Orange
The Ladykillers
The Wicker Man
Brazil
Lawrence of Arabia
Withnail & i
Kind Hearts and Coronets
A Matter of Life and Death
Shippou-Sensei
4:1:2.5
Welcome to urban75.
DotCommunist
So many particulars. So many questions.
Shout for 'It happened here' an olden day film about if the nazis had invaded britain. Dunno about best ever but it was good.
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