What are some British movies?
>>62905727
>standing in the road in Kensington
idiot
Lock Stock and two Smoking Barrels
Peyton is a little hipless slut I want to pound her bum.
"A young CUNT who was sentenced to seven CUNTS in CUNTS for robbing a post CUNT ends up spending three CUNTS in solitary CUNTfinement. During this time, his own CUNT is supplanted by his alter-CUNT, Charles CUNTson.
the man who fell to earth
rocknrolla
Dr. No.
>>62906231
whens the sequel coming out
>>62906173
Loved it as an Ameri, but it couldn't make me care about anyone, but the darkie. None of the names were clear or consistent besides darkie and girl. Who cared if anyone else died? Esp. the trash can kid.
5/10, cut 20 mins easy for a 7.
>>62906247
Never, the actors all got too famous
>>62906271
except for one...
>>62905727
Fat cunt
>TFW you realize UK only dumps out Frost/Pegg and nothing for the past 100 years
UK a shit.
>>62906282
He was great in The Veteran and The Entire History of You. Too bad everything else he is in is shit.
>>62906328
well known US actors of the past 10 years
>DUDE WEED LMAO
>DUDE IM IN A SCORSESE FILM LMAO
>DUDE CAPESHIT LMAO
>DUDE IRONMANLET LMAO
>>62906282
Just looked up his wikipedia page and:
>planet of the apes 2014
>fantastic four 2015
>ben-hur 2016
>kong 2017
God hollywood is shit
>>62906388
>BenHur
you having a laugh?
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>>62905727
call up brown and black cuz in here everyone gettin green
>>62906399
>Director Timur Bekmambetov explained the film's adaptation in a interview with Collider: "When we say "original Ben-Hur," we have to be very concrete about which original version we are talking about. The are two big screen versions made, in 1925 and 1959. These are the two most famous ones. There was also a Broadway stage version at the beginning of the [20th] century. There have been a lot of television versions. The Ben-Hur story reminds me of "Romeo and Juliet," "Hamlet," and any story written by Chekhov. It is timeless, so every new generation wants to go back to it in order to adapt it for the new world. The screen version made in 1959 runs for four hours, and there is only a small number of people who can actually stay through the whole movie. It is about people different from us. And it's normal, because people used to be different. The audience was different, too, as well as the cinema language the film was made in. The 1959 movie was about revenge, not about forgiveness. For me that was the main problem, as I think that the novel is mainly about forgiveness, about the fact that a human being learned how to forgive. I got so excited about the project when I read John Ridley's script. I understood that John's vision of the story has so much light to it, and that he shares the same thoughts about a certain morals as I do. We talked with him about our modern world, which actually reminds me very much of a huge Roman Empire. In the Roman Empire, the most important important values were pride, rivalry, power, strength, the dictatorship of power and self-love. This kind of world does not have any prospects today. Humanity has to learn how to love and forgive. This would be our only solution."
1066...
Becket and The Lion in Winter (O'Toole plays Henry II in both)
King Richard and the Crusaders
Sword of Sherwood
Ivanhoe
Kingdom of Heaven
The Life and Death of King John
Shakespeare's King John
Ironclad
The play's featuring Edward I-III, which are generally under performed and hard to find on disc.
Shakespeare's Richard II.
King Henry IV
Henry V
Henry VI
Anything with the Wars of the Roses...
Shakespeare's Richard III (Henry VII appears toward the end)
Prince of Foxes may have some English elements, while it concerns the Borgias...
Shakespeare's King Henry VIII, also a little under performed...
Anne of the Thousand Days
A Man For All Seasons
Mary of Scotland
Elizabeth
Ralph Roister Doister
Elizabeth: The Golden Age
The Fighting Prince of Donegal
Fire Over England
You'll want to copy and paste this into your notes. I'm including some Early American screen classics.
Journey to the West
Malick's The New World
1612
The Plymouth Adventure
By the Sword Divided
Cromwell...
A Field in England
By the Sword Divided: II
Miramax's Restoration (Robert Downey Jr. may perform in the sequel 'Merivel' shortly, since he's about the right age now)
Witch hammer
The Cantor of St. Thomas
Culloden
The Northwest Passage
Barry Lyndon
The Allegheny Uprising
Napoleon
Drums Along the Mohawk
Mutiny on the Bounty
The Scarlet Pimpernel
Billy Budd
Horatio Horn-blower
The Duellists
Master and Commander series.
Vanity Fair
Waterloo
Captain Lightfoot
Ridley Scott's upcoming drama, 'TABOO'.
Mr. Turner
Little Dorrit
Oliver Twist
Victoria & Albert
Gladstone & Disraeli
>>62906371
Now list UK actors in internationally revealed pictures that profited that didn't open in U.S.
Thanks.
>>62906681
Lord of the Rings
The Hobbit
EXCLUSIVE: Danish director Kristoffer Nyholm, who helmed the acclaimed Scandinavian series The Killing, has boarded Tom Hardy event TV series Taboo.
Nyholm, credited with a major role in the rise of “Nordic Noir,” will direct the first four episodes of the eight-part series. Hardy stars as James Keziah Delaney, who returns to London in 1813 after 10 years in Africa to discover that he has been left a mysterious legacy by his father.
Driven to right the wrongs of the past, Delaney finds himself in a face-off against the East India Company, while playing a dangerous game between two warring nations — Britain and the newborn U.S. Steven Knight, whose collaborations with Hardy include Peaky Blinders and Locke, has created and written the series.
http://deadline.com/2015/07/tom-hardy-kristoffer-nyholm-ridley-scott-taboo-bbc-scott-free-sonar-easy-india-company-fx-1201487482/
Bump
Best British movie I've seen is probably Snatch.
There was this one I enjoyed where these two friends become drug dealers. I'm pretty sure they end up burning bridges and one might've fucked the other's girlfriend. Can't remember the name, though. It was fairly dramatic. One of the guys might've been an ugly ginger.
>>62907218
Where are you from, chumbucket?
>>62907279
Some place where they don't use the word "chumbucket," famigo.
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>>62907186
>isn't barefoot
I love her but I can't fap to this.
>>62906470
>Ben Hur is about forgiveness
HE KILLS HIS FRIEND FOR THE WRONG HE DID
THAT'S THE OPPOSITE OF FORGIVING
>>62906470
The novel is awful. It's basically the Count of Monte Cristo but if you took the final act, threw it away and replaced it with the line "And then he decided that he didn't want revenge after all. The End. ".
>>62905762
You mean Belgravia you utter pleb
King Ralph
>>62905727
Brazil
Time Bandits
Withnail and I
Hot Fuzz
Trainspotting
This Is England
Submarine
Four Lions
>>62906444
GREEN STREET ELITE
This is the only one I've seen recently that I thought was great.
>>62909800
Also has the most realistic fight scene I've witnessed, but don't let all the shitty 4 star and 5 star stuff put you off it and also I must mention that it isn't a total all action riot as the cover would lead you to believe.
It's amazing acting and a build up of tension type film.
The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner
Tiger Bay
Remains Of The Day
>>62905727
Anything by The Archers. I can't believe how you plebs haven't mentioned them before.
>>62905727
I'd choke on her farts
