recommend me kinos comfys made in uk
Recommend me kinos comfys made in uk
Lincoln Bailey
Xavier Thompson
Hot Fuzz is a parody of 2 things: buddy cop movies, and Midsomer Murders. Check it out, it's kino (season 1 to 13 only).
Carson Kelly
Ian Flores
Lucas Foster
peep show
Dylan Miller
All of Sharpe series.
Evan Gray
V for Vendetta, The Kingsmen (1st movie), and maybe RockNRolla?
Oliver Hernandez
Eli Stewart
Evan Collins
Still pissed off about this
Ethan Morales
In Bruges
Austin Walker
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99% of the jokes are just "Julian Barratt plays a well-meaning loser who gets humiliated all the time" but it's pretty comfy
Christopher Collins
What's this supposed to indicate?
Jose Baker
Dylan Peterson
This is pure comfort. Forgotten kino
Daniel Cox
The Full Monty
Isaiah Bailey
Ian Wood
It's a very transparent attempt to capitalise on the Cornetto Trilogy (with elements of Animal House), but for a b-movie it's better than it has any right to be, and it's clearly made by people who actually care about what they're doing.
Grayson Green
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unbelievably shit film, but there's some amazing coomer material and it's almost worth seeing just to comprehend how crass and tasteless the jokes are.
James Wood
red dwarf
Robert James
boys in the blackstuff and inside no 9
Logan Ward
Nolan King
I don't get it
Henry Long
Shaun of the dead & Spaced.
This is also excellent very good film, extremely banterous.
Adam Murphy
liked this one a lot
Isaiah Green
Hot Fuzz was filmed in Wells in Somerset, I live near there. That's Gloucester on the map.
Liam Stewart
Great movie. Pretty influential soundtrack too, it was blatantly ripped off by both Doctor Who and Mass Effect
Samuel Hill
If you're looking for comfy I'd reccomend the following. Specifically if you like Period Dramas but even if you don't I think the first two are worth watching anyway:
>The Remains of the Day
One of the two great butler films. Anthony Hopkins, Emma Thompson, Christopher Reeve. Based on Kazuo Ishiguro's nobel prize winning book, follows an English butler as he attempts to reconcile stoic duty toward his work and the love of his life. A true certified kino although quite depressing.
>Gosford Park
Another certified kino starring Maggie Smith, Clive Owen, Michael Gambon, Charles Dance. Follows the lives of both servants and the upper classes equally, great dialogue and kind of a murder mystery but that's not really the focus of it.
>Howards End
Antony Hopkins, Emma Thompson, Helena Bonham Carter. Based on E.M Forsters 1910 novel of the same name and part of the merchant-ivory trilogy (james merchant wrote call me by your name many years later). Well worth a watch and I think a very comfy movie. IF you like it you can also watch A Room with a View and A Passage to India which are by the same author and the same merchant ivory productions.
Movies that are not as good but also quite comfy and worth a watch in similar genres:
>Sense and Sensibility (1995) Romance
>Pride and Prejudice (2005) Romance
>Amazing Grace (2006) Non-Romance Period Drama
>Hamlet (1996)
>Much Ado About Nothing (1993)
>Othello (1995)
Camden Lewis
Gloucestershire is here, dingus
Justin Bennett
I'm gonna post some posters from my post here
Aaron Davis
what is the point of this?
Carter James
Matthew Gutierrez
Dude's complaining that the movie was filmed in a completely different part of the country from where it was set, but that's not true: the county the movie is set in is right next to the majority of the filming locations.
Basically is a non-problem
Brandon Baker
I too am very upset by the north.
Everything and everyone north of the m4 is a bunch of fags.
Lincoln Cruz
3.
Jaxon Richardson
Asher Myers
Cope
Ian Williams
He clearly knows that, and was also talking about the same red highlighted county in
Juan Foster
Americans going autistic because they think the character's long-ass train trip means the story is set far from London, when it's just a product of the UK's shit trains.
Jason Scott
If this is the movie I think it is, at least 5% of the jokes were "THE ISLE OF MAN/MANX" riffing.
Tyler Mitchell
You had me at Bob Hoskins.
Nathan Torres
>Hamlet (1996)
user... EVERYONE dies in Hamlet. That is decidedly uncomfy.
Samuel Reyes
HELLO MISTER GAS MAN
James Sullivan
Sure, but why is it spelled like that when its pronounced Glosstersheer? Are you French now?
Joseph Wright
Omg it’s the laxey wheel!!
Colton Butler
>that trigger discipline
It might just be a good thing that Bongs don't get to have guns.
Zachary Phillips
>now
Evan Perry
Don't be silly, Americans have no idea or concept of where things are or how far they are from each other in Bongistan. We also can't read maps, we just let them teach our kids.
Jacob Rodriguez
What am I in for?
Christian Gutierrez
Other way around. You don't need to learn about trigger discipline when you're never going to handle firearms.
Carter Young
Peak comfy
Andrew Rogers
It's what it is user, I remember when it was originally posted by one of your countrymen.
Dominic Ramirez
I know that's what I said. Wells is around here, in Somerset.
Samuel Flores
Hey, bro. I think your swastika might be retarded.
Chase Campbell
Uh huh this is what yuropoors teach thier kids
John Mitchell
A rather nonviolent Wednesday.
Carter Price
The French drop consonants not vowels. And our place names are spelled weird because the names are from Middle English, Old English, or earlier languages like Latin and the spelling hasn't been updated to reflect changes in pronunciation.
Matthew Roberts
Considering all the state approved roaming rape gangs that picture is more likely than you think.
Lincoln Nguyen
Whichever way you throw me I will stand. It’s what the nazis were trying to articulate but failed
Noah Reed
I'm after some transatlantic BANTZ, user, not a linguistic history lesson. Thanks, though. Learning is fun, too.
Dylan Ward
"comfy" is not how I would describe it, but it's the most realistic depiction of life in the English countryside
Aiden Stewart
>The French drop consonants not vowels
We do both. Tons of French words end in a silent E.
Jose Lewis
sorry senpai, let me try again:
>yo dawg, are you still seething about that David Mitchell video from 10 years ago where he said Americans are pretending to be French by saying "erb"?
Christopher Rivera
Ryan Garcia
If I were you, i'd get in that fuckin' car and i'd get out of here man. I'd gather them goonies and get whatever you've got comin' mate... 'cause i'm gonna fucking hit you all.
Kayden Wood
m-ds are asleep, post great British music
Brody Nelson
When he spikes them with lsd it’s just about as kino as a film can be
Alexander Sullivan
That's a regional thing. Our country is so large that different parts are different. BOOM, now who's the history teacher, eh Nigel?