<![CDATA[Straight. One of the best british films ever made and one of the most powerful and raw films ever made full stop, not to]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — This Is England

tin_since95 — 12 years ago(April 06, 2013 10:06 AM)

Straight. One of the best british films ever made and one of the most powerful and raw films ever made full stop, not to mention one of the best performances given by an actor, Stephen Graham as Combo, so hauntingly real. Also, an incredibly important film in terms of politics and society, really makes you think. Reminded me a bit of Do The Right Thing by Spike Lee, another film that should be in the Top 250, although This Is England is probably more emotional.

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No it really should. It is one of my favourite films of all time.

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Oh definitely. Surprised it isn't.

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Yeah I agree Six yrs it was in the top 250, as was 300 but they fell off it

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