Bloody good British films.

sticker

Kick Ass

Kingsman : The secret service

TheBigDipper

For something recent, try "The Girl With All The Gifts".

Dopesick

Dead Mans Shoes
Bronson
A Room For Romeo Brass
28 Days Later
Withnail & I
A Clockwork Orange
Scum
Threads

Jalapeno

Might be heresy, but I found Clockwork Orange over-long and one or two good scenes aside a rather crappy film.

Much prefer Lindsay Anderson's dytopian future visions

ESBlonde

The Battle of Britain
Ice cold in Alex
The cruel Sea
Blyth Spirit
The Plank

jonnyburgo

The Boys in Blue starring Cannon and Ball, knocks The Long Good Friday into a cocked hat for gritty realism.

professorben

Excalibur. 
Local Hero
Outpost. 

IvanMC

Nobody mentioned Nil by Mouth. I thought it a pretty good one.
Football Factory.
Dead Man's Shoes blew me away.
I.D.
The Invention of Lying (R. Gervais -nuff said-)

Dopesick

Ah, can't believe I forgot ID!

SHADWELL ARMY

TheBlueWolf

Quatermass & The Pit

Jalapeno

As well as The Cruel Sea, other ocean-going potboilers I liked

Sink The Bismark !
Battle of River Plate

equalsql

Corvus said:

A Matter of Life & Death, prob my favourite film.
Ealing comedies, The Ladykillers, Titfield Thunderbolt and the like.

Excellent choice @Corvus.

I'll add:

The Card,
A Canterbury Tale,
Billy Liar,
This Happy Breed,
Up The Junction,
Hard Day's Night,
Blow Up,
Kes.

Nitefly

Bullshot.

menamestom

Moon.

randella

Slight disappointment that we were a page in before anyone mentioned Get Carter, but props for the mention of Twin Town. A bloody horrible film when you get down to it, but a quality script in places:

"Dylan Thomas also called Swansea an 'ugly, lovely town'."
"Really? I'd call it a 'pretty shitty city'!"
"Well, Dylan Thomas didn't do as much fucking cocaine as you did he, Terry."

Bellycaster

menamestom said:

Moon.

Fantastic film, I'd forgotten it was British made.

Alvin

Love Honor And Obey already mentioned and a comedy great along with the tv show Operation Good Guys (same cast and almost the same show/movie).

  Has anyone mentioned The Italian Job or are we not counting that as It's Italian ?

sticker

what is a "British film" any more ?

I mean a large portion of Rogue One was shot 3 miles from my house by a british director , british leading actor and good number of supporting cast , other scenes shot in Pinewood studios yet I wouldn't call it a "British Film" ....hmmmmm

IvanMC

Dopesick said:

Ah, can't believe I forgot ID!

SHADWELL ARMY

lol they're supposed to be Millwall. I really liked this one, seriously. It goes beyond footie, just like Football Factory. The lad goes crazier and crazier each passing second till he loses the marbles entirely. I must admit I also loved the 1st Green Street Hooligans movie, and Cass!
Forgot to mention Hector... nice one too, if you're at least a bit sensitive.

holnrew

Logan's Run, The Theory of Everything, Exit Through the Gift Shop, the first Harry Potter, The Damned United