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As for my top 1 british film, I would say The Wicker Man
CASINO ROYALE, SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE, PRISON OF AZKABAN, SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE, CONTROL, IN THE LOOP, HUNGER, MAN ON WIRE, ATONEMEANT, better than NAKED, BRAZIL, THE IPCRESS FILE, THE LONELINESS OF THE LONG DISTANCE RUNNER and BRIGHTON ROCK?
Triumph of the Nu.
Old movies are lame.
You'd have to imagine that movies like The 39 Steps, The Third Man, Trainspotting (I couldn't understand most of the dialog), Get Carter, The Long Good Friday and Zulu would be up there somewhere
What was Empire's #1 anyway
GF
Full Monty
Chariots of Fire
A Fish Called Wanda
Shaun of the Dead
Shakespear in Love
Sexy Beast
Any Python film
Brazil
I'm fine with Lawrence being #1, it's pretty amazing.
Although like others have stated, From Russia With Love perhaps deserves a spot on that list, also.
my personal fave british films
1 hotfuzz. it should be banned in many countries for being that funny
2 licence to kill. see my ranking.
3 the living daylights. see my ranking
4 v for vendetta, i think its british anyway, it was set in britain. anyway, great film that covers alot of issues.
5 the inbetweeners movie. bring ya wellies, your gonna be knee deep in clunge. 2nd funniest film of the decade.
6 green street. another film which im not sure is entirely british (partly because of the american actors), but its a great film.
7 goldfinger. see my ranking
8 borat. so offensive you feel slightly guilty when you laugh but cmon, you cant deny this film was hilarious
9 shaun of the dead. im a massive fan of simon pegg and nick frost. i seem to be one of the few who prefers hot fuzz over shaun of the dead though
10 28 days later. possibly my fave horror film ever. very entertaining.
Hot Fuzz at 50?!?
Whos writing this drivel? I doubt even Simon Pegg himself would have the temerity to The Third Man below Shaun. And Hot Fuzz only 3 places behind The Wicker Man and a whopping 50 above CR?
Ridiculous.
Life of Brian at Number 2, can't agree with that
The Long Good Friday deserved a higher placing I thought, best UK gangster film some say, although a little dated now