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blackjack2150

This should prove useful for such needs: www.imdb.com[^][^]

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Dalek Dave

I believe they are all american films actually.

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Steve Thresher

Pedant alert!

dan sh

maxxx# wrote:

but why not watch them all?

I will surely. But for now I will just watch one. I saw 5 movies back to back this sunday and thats tough job. So I am not going to do that again.

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dan sh

I cant see that in my list.

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Baconbutty

The Man who would be King Breaker Morant Kill Bill Emperor's New Groove (disney) Hercules (disney) Cross of Iron

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dan sh

Yes. But I dont trust these sites. I have read about good movies rated down.

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dan sh

I dont have any of these. I have mentioned the ones I have. Any idea about them.

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dan sh

Did you thought English = England's? I was talking about language english.

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Pete OHanlon

Not Cloverfield. It's rubbish. Citizen Kane, A Requiem for a Dream and Charlie Wilson's War - all excellent choices.

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CPallini

Hence you should add it to the list, definitely. :-D

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dan sh

Thanks for info. Its time for tea, then a stroll in nearby market, dinner and then Citizen Kane.

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hairy_hats

You could say "English-language movies" to be precise. :)

Dalek Dave

Buy some Rosebuds!

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Dalek Dave

Something from England is ENGLISH! England's is that which Belongs to England. As in He is an English Man and England's Green and Pleasant Land. To state they are English Films is incorrect, they may be described as English-Language Films, or American Films, predominately abused by the constant bastardization that the Hollywood Producers do to both the Beautiful English Language and our history. (According to Hollywood, Sir Winston Eisenhower parachuted into a German Submarine in 1938 and nicked all the secrets etc blah blah blah... U571, what a piece in inaccurate crap. It was a British victory two years before the film was set, but no, that won't do will it? /rant

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ftw melvin

Citizen Kane is the best film there, without question, but the acting style may be difficult for a modern audience. If you like that film then I would suggest 'Casablanca' as a follow up (I know it's not on your list). If you don't watch Casablanca you will certainly regret it, maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon and for the rest of your life.

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I quite liked Cloverfield. But no one else does, strange.

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James Simpson

Agreed, awesome film... But from your list you should definitly watch Requiem for a Dream James

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Personally I hate shakeycam ... I think it's a gimick and this was a whole film based around that.