Favorite British Movie ?

[rgs2001uk]

Another classic,

[pitchag]

Zulu, the original and Man who would be King

[keemapoot]

Though mostly set in France, Day of the Jackal - brilliant

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[DM07]

The Cornetto Trilogy (Shawn of the Dead/ Hot Fuzz/ The World's End)

The Full Monty

The Life of Brian

The Commitments

[Neeranam]

Trainspotting

[lazygourmet]

"if...."

[JockPieandBeans]

After much deliberation.

I am going with the Jockanese contingent.

Trainspotting.

For all you junkies out there. Get some.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iKFn8dlxX8

[ivan96822]

Most of the Roger Moore James Bond flicks...No, "Moonraker" isn't one of them...

"The Man With the Golden Gun" wasn't so good either, but at least it was filmed in LOS...

[WhamBam]

Three into two won't go. A movie I'll always think very fondly of.

Edited March 24, 2015 by WhamBam

[mca]

Rita Sue and Bob Too

Gangster No 1

The Firm

Rise Of The Footsoldier

28 Days Later

Edited March 24, 2015 by mca

[MAJIC]

Well it's almost impossible to name a favourite British Movie, but in the spirit of the Topic, I will nominate "Cool Hand Luke"

Made in 1967 its still a great film!

Edited March 24, 2015 by MAJIC

[Patsycat]

Twainthpotting

The Commitments - when they took the horse up in the lift!!

Full Monty

I could watch those ones again and again.

Also the other two in the Commitments trilogy - The Van is great and i canny remember the other one.

Watching Trainspotting in the pouring rain with French subtitles in an outdoor cinema will stay with me for the rest of my life. Have you tried to read the book?

Edited March 25, 2015 by Patsycat

[i claudius]

layer cake

monty python and the holy grail

life of brian

the hitchickers guide to the galexy

[Bangkokhatter]

Quadrophenia in my younger days.

[Ayutthaya11]

You might want to watch a film called "The kid" (2010) my favourite is "control" about the life of Ian Curtis lead singer of joy division

[TopGere]

Layer Cake

[NoshowJones]

Get Carter

Trainspotting

Don't Look Now

Third Man

Life of Brian

Ipcress File

A Man for All Seasons

Cromwell

Tom Jones

Monty Python & Holy Grail

Second from the bottom, the topic is about movies not "singers".

Going by some of your recent posts, your taste in singers has been the best.

Did you know that Tom Jones also recorded 'He Stopped Loving Her Today'?

which was as you know, his namesake Georges song.

[NoshowJones]

The Cornetto Trilogy (Shawn of the Dead/ Hot Fuzz/ The World's End)

The Full Monty

The Life of Brian

The Commitments

The Full Monty???????????????????????????????????, full of would be Arnies and Sylvesters.

and NO, I have not seen it.

[NoshowJones]

The film 'The railway man' was brilliant' I'm not sure if this was actually a British movie, but it was about British people.

It was a true story about a prisoner on the 'Death Railway', and the Japanese soldier who tortured him.

[Ayutthaya11]

The Bridge over the river kwai?

[StreetCowboy]

The Cornetto Trilogy (Shawn of the Dead/ Hot Fuzz/ The World's End)

The Full Monty

The Life of Brian

The Commitments

The Full Monty???????????????????????????????????, full of would be Arnies and Sylvesters.

and NO, I have not seen it.

You might appreciate it more if you had.

[Ayutthaya11]

I would say " scum " but I've watched it too many times. There is even a first edit of the film where carling is gay in it.

[leo202]

I would say " scum " but I've watched it too many times. There is even a first edit of the film where carling is gay in it.[/quote

Good choice that reminded me of quadrophonia

[Ayutthaya11]

I would say " scum " but I've watched it too many times. There is even a first edit of the film where carling is gay in it.[/quote

Good choice that reminded me of quadrophonia

That's a pretty decent film

[leo202]

This is England.

[Ayutthaya11]

This is England.

I'm not sure about the acting on that one but decent film. You ever seen made in Britain? Definitely worth a watch

[leo202]

I've not seen that one, Tim Roth?

[Ayutthaya11]

I've not seen that one, Tim Roth?

Yes thats the one. Amazing acting for someone of his age in I think what was his first film Edited March 27, 2015 by Ashley1982

[tx22cb]

To put me into a feel-good mood, I like "Love, Actually" - great ensemble cast, very funny.

For a bit of nostalgia - To Sir, With Love.

[StreetCowboy]

The Wrong Box

You can't go wrong with Nanette Newman

Edit: I'm not sure about going wrong, but I could be led astray

Edited March 27, 2015 by StreetCowboy