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Re: "Four Weddings and a Funeral"

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In Reply to: "Four Weddings and a Funeral" posted by rico on July 8, 2005 at 08:46:37:

Recommended?
That is understatement. It is to me what for Victor�s *********** is.
This film IS England.

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Re: "Four Weddings and a Funeral" - Jeff Starrs 11:14:36 07/08/05 (3)
"This film IS England. "
Bourgeois England...
Try Loache's 'Kes' for another side & the St. Trinians for another.
Also, the Will Hay films & Trainspotting.
- Re: "Four Weddings and a Funeral" - patrickU 11:45:24 07/08/05 (2)
  Humour.
  Mike Leighs and all the others ( partly discussed here ). I do not want to be depressed all of the time.
  Trainspotting? I was not to my taste. I thought back then " for young people ".
  Maybe.
  And what was the film before it? Forgot, but there was humour.
  I mean my kind of...
  - Re: "Four Weddings and a Funeral" - Jeff Starrs 12:14:48 07/08/05 (1)
    Then check out Will Hay's film 'Oh Mr Porter' (1937)
    Fantastic british humour.
    One line:
    He goes into a train station and asks for a return ticket.
    The ticket-man says "Where to?"
    He replies impatiently, "Well, back here of course!!!
    Annnnndddd: zee frenchman Marcel Varnel directed!!!!!
    - Oh Mr Porter! (Open in New Window)
    - Re: "Four Weddings and a Funeral" - patrickU 12:33:05 07/08/05 (0)
      Sounds good! Place an order as a dvd ( caiman ).

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