Love british films as an Aussie its easier to get a laugh out of a British sense of humour then American, And Australias' film industry is shit, with a few good actors. :/
I'm not a brit. But i have to say the Brits make far better movies than the americans.
American movies mainly appeals to one's reflexes, rely on plot holes, or characters behaving abnormally for the story to progress - in other words, made for kids. Brits rely on intelligent dialogue, relatively intricate plots, and relies on humans being intelligent to spur the progress of the plot - as opposed to humans being dumb/american.
@ChocoRoxiie I must say i am very patriotic & very proud of our film industry, especially when its up against the likes of Hollywood! But we do make some really good films of all different genres.
Thank you for your comments, I really appreciate them & like that you enjoy british films =)
oh god! i LOVED the boy in the stripped pyjamas :O so sad, showing kids innocence and the truth of the war. sadly, i'm not from britain, so i don't know more of the half of those movies, but i do believe that the brits are the best in making history and ww2 movies. i also loved in the name of the father. (not in there) oh and of course, slumdog millionaire x) i didn't even know it was british o.o! (bad me) also, i just found out that 28 days later was british too! i should inform myself better..
oh yes! i cried so much at the end! even the second time watching it! my mom was crying along with me and my dad was at lost of words and he's usually really insensitive. In the name of the father is very good! it's a true story about the war that was going on between england and northern ireland in1974. the main character is irish and went to visit london with his friend, only to be accused of terrorism by the english authorities. he was only 18! very inspiring and sad with very good actors!
and btw, you're not stupid! x) you just forgot! i only know 28 days later because it went international :P and i really thought it was american or something like that, since i sadly didn't watch it in his original version, because of my friends :/ i'm a french canadian and i'm probably the only one that understands english very well and prefer to watch everything in it's original version. but my friends were in majority so i was forced to watch it in french -.-
Love british films as an Aussie its easier to get a laugh out of a British sense of humour then American, And Australias' film industry is shit, with a few good actors. :/
DarKHearTiX 3 months ago
Doghouse!!! Hell Yeah. Lee Ingleby :)
KittyGal1994 6 months ago
green street?
123321hg 7 months ago
And what's funny is that mostly all of those films are owned by American studios.
militantatheist7 7 months ago
@militantatheist7 Im sorry how do you work that out? These are British made, directors, producers, actors.
SupastarrDj 7 months ago
@SupastarrDj
They are mostly distributed by Universal studios, Miramax, etc etc
militantatheist7 7 months ago
what's the title of the song?
prasinomata88 8 months ago
@prasinomata88 Blur - Park Life
wondermagic1 8 months ago
I love Britain!!!!!!!!!
prasinomata88 8 months ago 2
I'm not a brit. But i have to say the Brits make far better movies than the americans.
American movies mainly appeals to one's reflexes, rely on plot holes, or characters behaving abnormally for the story to progress - in other words, made for kids. Brits rely on intelligent dialogue, relatively intricate plots, and relies on humans being intelligent to spur the progress of the plot - as opposed to humans being dumb/american.
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according2ed 9 months ago 2
@ChocoRoxiie I must say i am very patriotic & very proud of our film industry, especially when its up against the likes of Hollywood! But we do make some really good films of all different genres.
Thank you for your comments, I really appreciate them & like that you enjoy british films =)
wondermagic1 10 months ago 2
oh god! i LOVED the boy in the stripped pyjamas :O so sad, showing kids innocence and the truth of the war. sadly, i'm not from britain, so i don't know more of the half of those movies, but i do believe that the brits are the best in making history and ww2 movies. i also loved in the name of the father. (not in there) oh and of course, slumdog millionaire x) i didn't even know it was british o.o! (bad me) also, i just found out that 28 days later was british too! i should inform myself better..
ChocoRoxiie 10 months ago 3
@ChocoRoxiie its a gr8 film isn't it! Very hard hitting though....very sad.
Never seen 'in the name of the father' unfortunately.
Can't believe I forgot Danny Boyles 28 days later!! Im so stupid lol!! Love that film series....can't w8 for another sequel!
wondermagic1 10 months ago
oh yes! i cried so much at the end! even the second time watching it! my mom was crying along with me and my dad was at lost of words and he's usually really insensitive. In the name of the father is very good! it's a true story about the war that was going on between england and northern ireland in1974. the main character is irish and went to visit london with his friend, only to be accused of terrorism by the english authorities. he was only 18! very inspiring and sad with very good actors!
ChocoRoxiie 10 months ago
and btw, you're not stupid! x) you just forgot! i only know 28 days later because it went international :P and i really thought it was american or something like that, since i sadly didn't watch it in his original version, because of my friends :/ i'm a french canadian and i'm probably the only one that understands english very well and prefer to watch everything in it's original version. but my friends were in majority so i was forced to watch it in french -.-
ChocoRoxiie 10 months ago
@lakerbaseball6a 1st of all fair point, & Lock stock too! 2nd of all, is there any need for that language? How rude!
wondermagic1 10 months ago
where the fuck is snatch?
lakerbaseball6a 10 months ago
All great films but I still think Shaun of the Dead is unbeatable =)
SupastarrDj 1 year ago
omg!! i forgot to put in 'this is england'......amazing british film by shane meadows =)
wondermagic1 1 year ago 7