For Screen and Country
Brendan and Jason dive into the British Film Institute's Top 100 British Films of All-Time list. What does that mean? Well, they'll be exploring each film's significance, if it deserves its place in history and answering questions and comments from you, the listeners.
51
Assassination
61 min
52
Iron Sky
On the moon!
63 min
53
1941 (w/Nathan Spavold)
Spielberg stinker!
95 min
54
The Human Condition III
Truly, we are now conditioned.
91 min
55
The Human Condition II
78 min
56
The Human Condition I
84 min
57
Fixed Bayonets!
Them bayonets need a fixin', Linda!
66 min
58
Downfall
How it all came crashing down for pure evil!
94 min
59
Waltz with Bashir
Trippy, man.
67 min
60
A Man Escaped
A prison escape movie... but is it a war movie?
81 min
61
Watchalong: Dune (1984)
Brendan gone? Never fear! Arrakis is here!
148 min
62
No Man's Land
The UN... what a buncha jerks.
69 min
63
Sisu
I mean... why not?
69 min
64
Ashes and Diamonds
both included!
89 min
65
The Battle of the River Plate
...or did they pursue a Graf Spee?
70 min
66
Run Silent, Run Deep
Let's go down below!
75 min
67
They Were Expendable
Were they, pilgrim? WERE THEY!?!
81 min
68
Paths of Glory
Kubrick! Trenches! Chin clefts!
87 min
69
Kingdom of Heaven: Director's Cut
Battle's a bloomin'
77 min
70
Stalag 17
Hogan's Heroes, you watch this?
86 min
71
Days of Glory
Finally, a different perspective!
82 min
72
Hitler's Madman
Not that Jon Hamm show.
71 min
73
Heartbreak Ridge
Very, very 80s.
85 min
74
Gettysburg
All 4 1/2 hours of it!
103 min
75
Born on the Fourth of July
Vietnam was bad, man.
103 min