amusing old english movie about a transport dispute. stanley holloway was pretty damn funny as the rich & eccentric drinker who funded the private train just because there'd be a bar on there that opened for longer hours than the pub! just a lighthearted comedy. sid james was in ...( read more)
its a film about the cross from steam to road transport. its a very good filmand it a film i cant get enough of
One of the last ventures at the end of golden era of Ealing comedies, THE TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT delves into a conventional form of provincial comedy, mostly inspired by over-rated Tati's JOUR DE FETE. As unenthusiastic and unfunny as Tati?s works, it suffers from the lack of good ...( read more)
what can one say if you have not seen this get it now worth it's waight in gold
Charming 1952 comedy, beautifully photographed in technicolr that emphasizes the green beauty of the English countryside. The Squire agrues to keep the railroad open so that the little village of Titfield will not become clogged with buses and lorries, and the houses have number...( read more)
You won't like this film...I love this film, but I'm like that...but you won't like this film...
It's got trains in, okay...now go away..you won't like this film...sit down and watch it though, if ever you find favourable circumstances...rainy sunday afternoon, etc...but you p...( read more)
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