Introduce Yourself

**Alan Hayes** · 21-12-11 07:13 AM

Originally Posted by faginsgirl

Welcome (back) Alan

I look forward to reading your posts.

Thanks! I hope not to disappoint.

**Hermit** · 21-12-11 02:53 PM

Originally Posted by Timmy_Lea

Welcome! Bienvenue! Now you're here something tells me you're into something good!

Hopefully I am ... i'm off to pick the experts' brains on an obsure film i've been trying to remember for years ;-]

**DabbuM** · 22-12-11 11:34 AM

Hello everyone!
After a long research, I found this site and I can say I'm happy to join you. (=
I'm from Turkey and studying cinema. I mean, I hope 5 years from now, I will be in the cinema industry so, I need to improve my language skills and cinema culture.
My interest in British movies has just begun, I have to say. (=
I guess that's enough for the first post. Hello again (=

**Rogert** · 29-12-11 11:39 AM

Hi
Just stumbled on your forum.Hope to contribute.

**jimw1** · 29-12-11 11:51 AM

Originally Posted by Rogert

Hi
Just stumbled on your forum.Hope to contribute.

Welcome Rogert.......

**Villain** · 01-01-12 10:18 AM

Hi all and Happy New Year

I joined up a few days ago and have already started posting but thought I'd best nip in here too...! I've been dipping into the forum for a couple of years on and off and am amazed at the amount of knowledge folk have on their favourite subjects. I love all things British from the 50s, 60s and 70s, particularly film and TV, cars, music, railway history etc... favourite films and TV include Get Carter, Robbery, Villain, Performance, Ipcress File, The Sweeney and what have you, in fact I'm a very active member over on The Sweeney Forum as well.

Just in the past few days I've been dipping into a few threads on the above titles.... all fascinating stuff.... looking forward to contributing and learning more

**faginsgirl** · 01-01-12 11:54 AM

Welcome villain and all other new members

**ZwergNase** · 20-01-12 06:58 AM

Hello, everybody!
I am from Moscow, Russia. I'm glad to join you. I like British Films and hope you will like me.))

**faginsgirl** · 20-01-12 12:18 PM

Welcome ZwergNase

**Mr Sloane** · 20-01-12 12:27 PM

Originally Posted by ZwergNase

Hello, everybody!
I am from Moscow, Russia. I'm glad to join you. I like British Films and hope you will like me.))

Welcome aboard.

**ShirlGirl** · 20-01-12 12:39 PM

Добро пожаловать, Ка́рлик Нос!

**Sgt Sunshine** · 20-01-12 09:28 PM

Welcome to the new members who have joined over the last few months.....
As I like to say...."jump in the waters lovely"...
Cheers
Sgt S

**lostamerican** · 26-01-12 07:30 AM

I was kindly directed to your very interesting website by a user on tcm.com named markfp2. It has become apparent to me that I am one of those sad Americans that prefer movies and tv from the uk. I wish I knew exactly what warped me and when, but I can't help it. The sad part is that I can't see the things I research and discover, because I don't have access, or they don't sell it here, or nobody knows what I'm talking about. Got on a serious kick to watch Marius Goring's stuff. People look at me like I've got 2 heads. Only some lovely fellow film lovers here know who I'm even talking about. I know he's been dead a long time, so what? Then there's the tv shows that I know I would probably enjoy, even if I don't get half the jokes, but I haven't heard of them yet, and you all know them well and take them for granted. I only know and love the famous UK stuff that makes a big splash here (in the US). SO..
Here I am, enjoying reading posts about things I've never heard of. I have recently been searching long and hard for an old British movie, and I've had a lot of fun emailing and posting and generally communicating with British, Australian, and German people about it, something I have never done before. No luck, so whenever the people who run this website will let me, I will start asking questions about the film and a bunch of other things I've heard of but never seen. So glad this exists.

**jbg** · 02-02-12 10:48 PM

Originally Posted by Edward G

To June, Angus, Sidney, Heinrich and Harold,
Welcome aboard!

Hi Edward just figuring this out and realised there was a welcome.

Many thanks :)

J x

scottish actress

**Sci-Fi_Fan** · 24-02-12 03:01 PM

Hello BM Members,

I found this website by searching for film forums and my name is Sci-Fi_Fan and i enjoy Sci Fi as it says in the name, The films i like are The Time Machine, Star Trek, The Terminator, Alien etc (I know most of the Sci-Fi Films are from America), also i like the Sci-Fi films from the UK as well such as Harry Potter.

**jimw1** · 24-02-12 03:05 PM

welcome to the Forum Sci-fi fan.........

**Sgt Sunshine** · 24-02-12 03:11 PM

Welcome Sci-Fi Fan......

I very much enjoy Sci-Fi films too (classic & contemporary)
A couple of films if I may suggest....

Blade Runner (1982) - IMDb

IMDb - Dark City (1998)

Its a friendly crowd here.....

Cheers
Sgt S

**Sci-Fi_Fan** · 24-02-12 03:19 PM

Originally Posted by Sgt Sunshine

Welcome Sci-Fi Fan......

I very much enjoy Sci-Fi films too (classic & contemporary)
A couple of films if I may suggest....

Blade Runner (1982) - IMDb

IMDb - Dark City (1998)

Its a friendly crowd here.....

Cheers
Sgt S

I've seen Blade Runner years ago and never heard of Dark City though.

**agutterfan** · 25-02-12 02:43 PM

Originally Posted by lostamerican

I was kindly directed to your very interesting website by a user on tcm.com named markfp2. It has become apparent to me that I am one of those sad Americans that prefer movies and tv from the uk. I wish I knew exactly what warped me and when, but I can't help it. The sad part is that I can't see the things I research and discover, because I don't have access, or they don't sell it here, or nobody knows what I'm talking about. Got on a serious kick to watch Marius Goring's stuff. People look at me like I've got 2 heads. Only some lovely fellow film lovers here know who I'm even talking about. I know he's been dead a long time, so what? Then there's the tv shows that I know I would probably enjoy, even if I don't get half the jokes, but I haven't heard of them yet, and you all know them well and take them for granted. I only know and love the famous UK stuff that makes a big splash here (in the US). SO..
Here I am, enjoying reading posts about things I've never heard of. I have recently been searching long and hard for an old British movie, and I've had a lot of fun emailing and posting and generally communicating with British, Australian, and German people about it, something I have never done before. No luck, so whenever the people who run this website will let me, I will start asking questions about the film and a bunch of other things I've heard of but never seen. So glad this exists.

Welcome. I'm sort of the opposite slightly, recently bought US TV series October Road as US imports, not available on region 1 here. If you're an adult it is perfectly legal for you to create an account at Amazon UK or Ebay UK (I have one for Amazon US). You can buy British or European titles directly from Ebay US (check the international sellers section). Region free DVD players are easy to get (or CDs with region-coding instructions, I do not legally condone this

), as is region free computer media players (e.g. VCL). Yes you'd have to pay shipping charges but unlike us Brits you don't have to pay an import duty! Read the forum rules about buying/requesting DVD-Rs from britmovie members (basically, if a title is commercially available, it's a no-no). Other sources are ioffer (at your own risk), but also check youtube, this often has clips (if not entire films) from a wide range of Britflicks and TV.

**gus1961** · 26-02-12 04:56 PM

Hi all,been on here few days now still getting used to it,brilliant site cos for me british is best,fave film is stuck between get carter and the long good friday,love the ealing films and looking forward to a long stay so well done to creators of britmovie

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