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.
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La Grande Illusion
French! War! Prison!
103 min
152
Hacksaw Ridge
Mel Gibson's turn to talk about war...
99 min
153
All Quiet on the Western Front (1930)
82 min
154
The March to WAR!
Introducing our next venture...
16 min
155
The One with the British Films List
The boys wrap this journey all up... but stay tuned for the next venture!
53 min
156
Oh! What a Lovely War
A wartime musical... AND cynical?!
66 min
157
Goldeneye
Pierce!
106 min
158
The World's End
Cornetto Trilogy... Done!
82 min
159
Some Mother's Son
There's Troubles a-brewin'
80 min
160
28 Weeks Later
Something pretty similar...
82 min
161
In the Loop
Politics, TAKE THAT!
86 min
162
24 Hour Party People
Punk!
71 min
163
Starred Up
Prison again!?
77 min
164
Hunger
Pretty bleak.
82 min
165
Hot Fuzz
Wee-oo! Wee-oo!
92 min
166
Skyfall
Bond! Now with more Dench than ever before!
109 min
167
45 Years
Courts and Ramps together at last!
77 min
168
The Descent Part 2
More like Fart 2, amirite?
60 min
169
Mute
He don't talk much.
72 min
170
Dracula (1992)
84 min
171
Rebecca (2020)
Netflix's time to shine!
76 min
172
The King's Speech
Best Picture!
109 min
173
Naked
Yeehaw!
85 min
174
Senna
Vrooooooooooooom!
86 min
175
Shallow Grave
The debut of Danny Boyle!
89 min