classic films

I'm a huge Monty Python and Fawlty Towers fan, and during the comedy festival here (biggest in the world, I might add :D) I always make it a point to go see Brit-Com, an evening of excusively British comedians, as you might have guessed. But I also like American humour, and I recommend watching anything by Chris Rock, David Chapelle, Eddie Murphy (the stand up stuff, not movies or shows), and also the Blue Collar Comedy tour with Ron Black, Jeff Foxworthy, Larry the Cable Guy and some other guy whose name I forgot.

Man, so many good comedians, so little time.... :D

2005 is the 30th anniversary of Monty Python and The Holy Grail. I love British comedy, especially Ab Fab, but I like the classics like Are You Being Served, as well. There was a Benny Hill marathon on over the weekend on the BBA America channel, it was great. :)

i like ab fab, and som1 above metioned the wicker man although being a film is really good i watched it 1st time the otha day. But yeah red dwarf is gooood aswell...thats all i can think of ....

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Originally Posted by Reefer Rogue

yea this isnt about movies but i dont think americans would like the show "little britain" i love it and like every1 i know loves it but i just dont think americans would understand it.

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the title is classic british FILMS

i was just about to say that mate....never mind!!!!!!

FOR BRIT COMEDY DONT FORGET ABOUT ROWAN ATKINSON

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Originally Posted by anycraic

the title is classic british FILMS

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wow really? thanks asshole :) Anyway the title is "classic films" get it right before you try and be a smartass. i only mentioned that because the subject went on to british comedy.

HOORAY FOR WALES!!!HOME OF TOM JONES, RICHARD BURTON, ANTHONY HOPKINS AND CATHERINE ZETA JONES!!

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Originally Posted by Reefer Rogue

wow really? thanks asshole :) Anyway the title is "classic films" get it right before you try and be a smartass. i only mentioned that because the subject went on to british comedy.

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the thread was veering off topic, as the thread starter agreed in the very next post bbbbbbbbbblahhhhhhhh blah blah goodbye

i love all british humour so much, the office, father ted, 333333333333333333333333