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Old 07-01-2013, 18:26   #31
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Kind Hearts and Coronets...Alec Guinness playing all the D'ascoynes..'I shot an arrow in the air, and she came down in Berkeley Square'

Can still remember loving this kind of stuff on Sunday afternoons on BBC in the sixties...

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brassed off, which also has good memories of watching it on the coach during an orchestra trip to germany "its a bloody euphonium" bein shouted by the brass section

clockwork orange
quadrophenia is my husbands favourite, im sick of it tho lol

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a night to remember 1958 starring kenneth more
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never seen it, never been into soppy films
I wouldn't call it a soppy film myself. I consider films that have Hugh Grant etc to be soppy. Its not that I ain't got a sentimental side that having a lack of means that I can't appreciate A romance film. But they are so unrealistic that they are mostly unbearable

The last film I was berated for by a friend for watching for being 'soppy ' was 8 pounds with Will Smith. Which I will admit is one that pulls the strings.
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For us older ones--How about Hobsons Choice with Charles Laughton and John Mills? Proper old Lancashire story.I like it anyway!!!
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My Beautiful Laundrette - mid 80's indie film one of first made by Channel 4's "Film 4" - filmed in laundrette I've used near where I live.
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More Jenny.....
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...one of my fave films!
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used to love watching the old will hay films n st trinians
but enjoy loads of british movies
what about Excalibur one of my favs
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