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Your Favourite British Films Name your favourite British film or make a case for an underrated classic.


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Old 27-11-2007, 02:06 PM
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There are a few gems in the canon of Mt Thumbs Aloft

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A great movie - one of the best
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The movie is okay - and quite fun - the Beatles by their own admission were not actors and in the case of "Help!" they were co-stars in their own movie. BUT, as always with Beatles films, the song sequences are FAB! "Ticket to Ride" is pretty iconic...
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I don't have a preference for either film... they're both just fantastic. The songs are fabulous in both.

Do you prefer "The Nutcracker" over "Swan Lake"? "The Magic Flute" over "Don Giovani"? "LaBoheme" over "Madame Butterfly"? And it's in such company that these two films will rank when critics discuss music centuries from now...
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