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RE: Best British film ever? - 22/6/2012 4:32:12 PM   
Tropical Wilson
 

Status: offline 		Still not watched dead mans shoes yet. may watch it after tonights nepalese curry

Is it something the misses will enjoy as well? She's not particularly into girly films

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RE: Best British film ever? - 22/6/2012 4:36:22 PM   
Razor
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ORIGINAL: Tropical Wilson

Still not watched dead mans shoes yet. may watch it after tonights nepalese curry

Is it something the misses will enjoy as well? She's not particularly into girly films


If i could use one word to sum it up - depressing
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RE: Best British film ever? - 22/6/2012 4:38:03 PM   
Specialized1
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Status: online 		Black comedy innit.
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RE: Best British film ever? - 22/6/2012 4:42:48 PM   
Tropical Wilson
 

Status: offline 		She seemed to enjoy kill list. Is this a similar vibe? (minus the u turn ending)
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RE: Best British film ever? - 22/6/2012 5:01:25 PM   
Law
 

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Black comedy innit.


Does have some dark comedic undertones.
I didnt find it that depressing, I sort of found it quite satisfying in a weird way.
Top revenge flick
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RE: Best British film ever? - 22/6/2012 5:02:59 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Razor

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ORIGINAL: Tropical Wilson

Still not watched dead mans shoes yet. may watch it after tonights nepalese curry

Is it something the misses will enjoy as well? She's not particularly into girly films


If i could use one word to sum it up - depressing


I wouldn't say it's especially 'depressing'. It's bleak, and pretty grim in places, but it didn't leave me feeling depressed afterwards in the way that, say, Tyrannosaur did... or Waltz With Bashir.
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RE: Best British film ever? - 22/6/2012 5:04:25 PM   
Miss SD
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Status: offline 		Harry brown should be in worst British films ever. In fact scrap British
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RE: Best British film ever? - 22/6/2012 5:06:15 PM   
Goodone
 

Status: offline 		Harry Brown was great... Maybe doesn't deserve 'best ever...' but decent film imo
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RE: Best British film ever? - 22/6/2012 5:07:45 PM   
Specialized1
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Status: online 		The Citroen CV and them running around with targets painted on them was bare funny fam.
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RE: Best British film ever? - 22/6/2012 6:02:58 PM   
DJFate2
 

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I watched Dead Mans Shoes on a comedown once, grim.


That sounds horrendous!
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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 12:39:04 PM   
Kris
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Carry on England

At Your Convenience/Regardless ftw

Few faves:

Battle Of Britain
Local Hero
The Long Good Friday


Good choices. Have you seen Gregory's Girl? Amazing.

3 more

Road (Alan Clarke)
Our Man In Havana (Carol Reed)
The Bed Sitting Room

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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 12:47:08 PM   
JUDGEDREDD
 

Status: offline 		just watched Dead Mans Shoes and it was kinda average, did feel a bit though at the 'twist'

some good scenes though don't get me wrong, better than a lot of stuff I've watched recently.
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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 12:51:48 PM   
Tropical Wilson
 

Status: offline 		Dead mans shoes got watched last night. Didn't find it depressing. Wouldn't say it was the best british film ever though
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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 1:01:10 PM   
DomStyx
 

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Dead mans shoes got watched last night. Didn't find it depressing. Wouldn't say it was the best british film ever though


If I watched it based on all its mentions this thread I'd probably be a bit underwhelmed. I was under no hype when I watched it and really enjoyed it, it's my sort of film though. If you asked a wider demographic than this forum what their favourite British film is it probably wouldn't be mentioned that much.
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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 1:05:39 PM   
fyan
 

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ORIGINAL: Kris

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ORIGINAL: paravoid

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ORIGINAL: STIMPY
Carry on England

At Your Convenience/Regardless ftw

Few faves:

Battle Of Britain
Local Hero
The Long Good Friday


Good choices. Have you seen Gregory's Girl? Amazing.

3 more

Road (Alan Clarke)
Our Man In Havana (Carol Reed)
The Bed Sitting Room






I'm going for Brazil. There are various reason why that may not count, so if it doesn't, I'm going for Once Upon A Time In The Midlands.
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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 1:37:50 PM   
Kris
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< Message edited by Kris -- 23/6/2012 2:00:57 PM >
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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 2:14:16 PM   
hop
 

Status: offline 		Some good mentions in there like the killing fields, The Ipcress File, Nil by mouth etc..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BFI_Top_100_British_films

also Wallace and Gromit and Dont look now deserves a mention .

This one looks interesting btw: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066214/
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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 3:10:45 PM   
AzorAhaiReborn
 

Status: offline 		Dead Man's Shoes really isn't that great.

Can't believe Get Carter hasn't been mentioned yet. Top film, even though Micheal Caine is a top cunt.
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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 3:24:48 PM   
silentjob
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ORIGINAL: hop

Some good mentions in there like the killing fields, The Ipcress File, Nil by mouth etc..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BFI_Top_100_British_films

also Wallace and Gromit and Dont look now deserves a mention .

This one looks interesting btw: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066214/



See post #2
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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 3:51:30 PM   
hop
 

Status: offline 		You want me to read the title for a film we both posted
here it is again

nil by mouth

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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 4:36:59 PM   
silentjob
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Status: offline 		good choice
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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 5:04:21 PM   
willfunk
 

Status: offline 		Has Withnail and I been mentioned yet.
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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 5:05:50 PM   
hop
 

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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 5:17:28 PM   
Whowhere
 

Status: offline 		Didn't realise Danny Boyle was doing olympics opening ceremony! Hoping for bare Scottish squalor and raw injection scenes projected around the world
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RE: Best British film ever? - 23/6/2012 5:29:43 PM   
Kris
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Status: offline 		I heard he's directing the next James Bond starring Danny Dyer.
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