A Retrospect Of British Cinema
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- The United States, France, Germany, Japan, Italy. The list goes on. All countries that boast a powerful and effective ability to create movie masterpieces, from 'The Godfather' to 'Jaws', 'Bicycle Thieves' to 'Seven Samurai'. But what about Britain?
With historical epics, gritty dramas, dark comedies, suave spies and boy wizards, the UK has a rich heritage in film. I set out months ago to create a short montage featuring the best of British cinema, however over time that montage transformed into a six minute film that delves into the history of cinema in the UK, featuring 80 films, spanning 80 years (1935-2015).
A compiled list of the films featured in the video can be found on MUBI and Letterboxd:
mubi.com/lists...
letterboxd.com...
I hope you enjoy watching this as much as I did making it. Thank you.
"Fuori Dal Mondo" by Ludovico Einaudi (from 'This Is England')
"Building The Crate" by John Powell and Harry Gregson-Williams (from 'Chicken Run')
"Lost But Won" by Hans Zimmer (from 'Rush')
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A compiled list of the films featured in the video can be found on MUBI and Letterboxd:
mubi.com/lists/a-retrospect-of-british-cinema-80-films-80-years
letterboxd.com/smashinguk/list/a-retrospect-of-british-cinema/
Good to see you back, it feels like it's been a while!
+Inkshooter We're only 5 months late :) it's good to be back, hopefully we'll be getting the videos running frequently again soon. We've been working between film projects recently so unfortunately not had much time, but as of October we'll hopefully be able to dedicate more time back towards our RUclips videos. Thanks for the comment :)
This is England is just so heartwarming! Thank you
heartwarming? have you watched it all the way through?
Fantastic mashup!
+BKMPictures Thanks a lot!
Plenty of James Bond, Danny Boyle, Edgar Wright and even some true classics. Sometimes I forget how awesome the movie industry in this country is.
+ThemeParkMite It is indeed!
Great video. I hope that you will return with a Top 10 list
+Ale Giurghy Thanks a lot, I hope to do so soon :)
Good list - could have gone on and on - so many great movies
Great film- very beautifully put together.
Thank you very much!
Thank you UK for making such great films!
Best mashup i have ever seen
+MJOS. MJOS. Thank you!
is there a list of wich film is wich?
Brilliant video! Makes me proud to be British!
A very nice list - even though "Dead of Night" was missing!
I think the '0 dislikes' pretty much sums up this amazing video for me!
Thanks a lot for the kind comment! :)
I am going to put this video wherever the fuck I can, this is a fantastic video.
+thatconkerkid Thanks a lot! :)
Does anyone know the actor playing a soldier at around 3:30 who is apparently told three times to "stop it"? Or the film he is in?
Aweosme!
+Sexy Chickens Thank you!
Was the soundtrack from the first quarter of the video from This is England?
+BronsonFan111 Yup it was. Originally it was from an Italian film called Fuori Dal Mondo, but Shane Meadows used it in This Is England, extremely well to add. Thanks for the comment!
Remember stanley Kubrick
What's the last voice over form
Does anyone know what the film at the very end is called?
No Roeg, Russell or Schlesinger?
+Matt Amato Unfortunately not, there are quite a few films we didn't include that we wish we could have. We did have a few Roeg films in the initial list however we were limiting it to 80 films over the 80 year span, so unfortunately it didn't make it. Thanks for the comment.
ok
Is Guy Ritchie's Snatch at 4:03
+Ale Giurghy It is indeed.
what is the name of the movie at 4:37 ?
+Flying Zebra Macbeth, coming out later this year
Which movie was the first clip from?
+thatconkerkid The first clip is from Atonement.
+Smashing UK Productions Where's this bloody film I have been waiting for? And I must add fantastic, absolutely BLOODY marvellous work here.
+thatconkerkid Thanks a lot, do you mean our World War II one haha, unfortunately we're not allowed to place it online just yet as we're currently in the festival circuit and placing it online would risk its eligibility. Thanks for asking about it though, we do however have a new trailer for it to keep people in the loop which can be found on our Vimeo, it will be on RUclips this week.
Harry Potter - Universal, James Bond - Columbia Pictures, Kick Ass - Plan B Entertainment. All American Production Companies
Unfortunately you were woefully incorrect on a lot of information you just provided, firstly both Harry Potter and James Bond are DISTRIBUTED by US companies, not produced by them, they are British produced. Furthermore, Harry Potter is Warner Bros, not Universal, and James Bond is also United Artists and MGM, Columbia Pictures only handled the reboots since 2006, so let's try again.
- Harry Potter - Heyday Films (British production company), distributed by US company (not produced by them).
- James Bond - Eon Productions (British production company), distributed by US company (again... not produced by them).
Distribution doesn't define a film's country of origin, it is solely responsible for the marketing of the film (hence both series being large in America). The production company however DOES define a film's country of origin, both of which above are crafted by British production companies.
As for Kick Ass. yes it was produced by Plan B, but it was a joint-production with Matthew Vaughn's own Marv Films... a British production company, so it's a co-production between the UK and US.
Thanks for the comment, but we did do our research prior to this, we are well aware of what's a British film and what's not. Thanks.
Haha you got owned.