The ten greatest Green Teef films I ever saw...

[NEETzsche]

odd man out above the third man?

nicolas roeg and michael powell are two names that immediately spring to mind for me when i think of great british filmmaking.

A Clockwork Orange (1971)

I'm in muddy waters here, and I don't mean I'm sodomising a black blues singer. This film was, I believe, produced with $$$$, and directed by a great big fat ****ing Yank. Yet it was based on a novel by a Green Teef, starred exclusively Green Teefs and was filmed in Green Teefland. (As, in fairness, a lot of Hollywood movies were because filming was cheap... always weird to think Superman II was shot in London). So is this a Green Teef film or a Fat Yank film?

Whichever, it's good ****, innit? Pricks.

odd man out above the third man?

I said "no particular order".

I'm going to bed now, the final four tomorrow.

[NEETzsche]

I said "no particular order".

i was assuming it was a one film per director deal. otherwise the whole top ten would surely just be david lean

Well, maybe. I am pissed on Jack Daniels.

[BOLLOCKS]

Which one of 'em is Welsh?

[Chups]

Was it green teef or green teeth?

[talip bin osman]

i was assuming it was a one film per director deal. otherwise the whole top ten would surely just be david lean

those red k's of yours betray your wit dude...

got it from those crooks over at NSB?

c'mon lounge posters lets give this man some greens...

[Null]

Didn't England make the movie about the nuke and the **** hitting the fan, with respect the nuke, in the 80's ? It followed this dude who gets this chick, aka a bird, pregnant. But, then they all die at the end because the world goes to war, the USA goes to war with some country, I can't remember. The world gets nuked. Man, that was a great movie. I can't remember it's name, but it might have been "The Bus That Couldn't Slow Down."

[delipooke]

Chariots of Fire?