I bloody love this film. Just a great and funny film with stars including Benny Hill, John Le Mesurier, David Kelly, Valerie Leon, and Henry McGee.
Anyone else watched this film?
"You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off."
I bloody love this film. Just a great and funny film with stars including Benny Hill, John Le Mesurier, David Kelly, Valerie Leon, and Henry McGee.
Anyone else watched this film?
"You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off."
Brilliant film a gold plated classic unlike the absolute shit remake,which was meh x 10
Zulus....
Fowzands of em...
Oh sorry
Wrong film
Who stars in it, George?
George everybody has watched this film. Except Prince Philip. He is religiously opposed to it due to its anti-Greek orthodox church overtones.
I've not
Not a lot of people know that
It must be such a burden carrying such a secret And nobody seemingly caring.
Quote: lofthouse @ 25th July 2014, 9:36 PM BSTI've not
Not a lot of people know that
Shock....ing. That's an automatic 100 lashes of Aaron's tongue. Although I'm told some people like that sort of thing
Oh I've seen little clips
Minis driving around little roads n stuff
Plus, Caine says 'bloody' quite a lot I gather
And I can't stand swearing
There's just no f**king need
I watched this once and thought it was incredibly boring. I actually ended up wishing lice on the person who made me watch it.
(Recovers)
Yes, I always find heist movies dull. Give me Holiday On The Buses any day...
Probably the best comedy drama film ever. The comedy to drama ratio is perfect, the script by drama screenwriter TKM is scattered with great funny lines yet it never stops it being a heist thriller first. Brilliant script.
Clement and LeFrenais were big fans and Porridge the movie uses several elements of TIJ in its story as if in a mini tribute to it.
Quote: Alfred J Kipper @ 28th July 2014, 11:54 AM BSTProbably the best comedy drama film ever. The comedy to drama ratio is perfect, the script by drama screenwriter TKM is scattered with great funny lines yet it never stops it being a heist thriller first. Brilliant script.
Clement and LeFrenais were big fans and Porridge the movie uses several elements of TIJ in its story as if in a mini tribute to it.
But without the minis?
Not in prison! Well not officially of course, behind the bedroom doors who knows?