British films are just better. Bye!

The British accents are usually my first clue.

I think British movies are more interesting than American movies. If a movie or TV series is British, it is a mark of quality for me. I also think that British actors are the best in the world. They often feel very human and real.

Can’t believe Goodnight Mr Tom was never referenced in this video

I see Johnny English in the thumbnail, I click.

My favourite British film takes place in Sheffield, "Full Monty"

Fortunately I am Mexican and I always get that sense of humor, the sarcasm is just perfect in your movies, almost as my family.

Add Dead Man's Shoes, 51st state, Lock Stock... and Brassed Off to the list. Quality stuff!

You know when you are watching a Britsh movie because it is jolly good

Number one - the film is enjoyable

You also know it's a British made film if Danny Dyer stars in it !!!

It has British actors maybe? Or a landmark.

So good to see I Daniel Blake ❤️ one of the best British films Ever!!

The ending to Trainspotting has to be one of the best movie moments ever.

If you aren't routinely swearing by 10 are you even British?

Can watchmojo uk just focus on British culture and pop culture because all the videos on stereotypes about The British are becoming annoying

In the West Midlands just imagine some one getting stabbed every 5 minuits

My favourite movie is kes because i am from Barnsley and it shows what our town used to be like

Shane Meadows is such an underrated director

Harry Potter didn't have a truly happy ending. Yes Voldemort was killed but so was Dumbledore, Snape, Lupin, Tonks, and one of the Weasley twins. You would think everyone would cheer knowing Voldemort was gone for good and Neville killed Negini. But everyone was all in shock. They all just looked exhausted which probably what would REALLY happen.

As I saw the title and the cover image "Honey, you should see me in a crown." came to my mind. 😂

Not sure about the cameo one really, there are just as many chat show hosts, football, basketball and baseball players, weather presenters, news anchors, wrestling personalities and reality stars populating Hollywood films as there are chat show hosts, football, cricket and dart players, weather presenters, newsreaders, boxing personalties and reality stars populating British films.

How could you not include clips or mentions of Lock Stock or Snatch in this list? They must have half of these points in them at least

Can’t beat a bit of Monty Python, “welease Woger”

Anybody seen dead man's shoes? One of the best British films ever in my opinion! Proper gritty drama!

You only need to see a cup of tea, fish & chips and/or a bunch of drunk men shouting and you can instantly tell they're in britain...

why did I even sub to this channel tbh

EXCELLENT!!!!! I APPRECIATE TRUTHFULNESSS MORE THAN FLUFF......BECAUSE LIFE IS HARD TAKES MORE GUTS TO LIVE IT THAN I THINK PEOPLE REALIZE

Fair enough.. but what about class? Not just the North/South divide, but films like 'If...' couldn't have been made anywhere else.

I have done that so many times by saying "it's that person from that thingy"

Sightsee-ers and Four Lions are both the epitomy of British cinema. Will leave you crying with laughter and wondering what the hell just happened!

I'm from barnsley where kes is filmed and I love the film

No, no, no, I'm calling you out on this one. You can't have "all British films are set in London" and in the same list "lots of films are set in the gritty north". That makes your first point completely and utterly incorrect.

Now: *Top 10 Signs You're Watching an Irish Movie*

#1 It's made by a British production company.

mate are you from Wirral? I'd bet Heswall on it.

1. They are good

Now do British TV, please. Looking forward to anything about Skins.

The Titfield Thunderbolt, Americans need to watch it

The British accent (all of them) are my most favourite in all of the world!

Not so much movies, but television, two things: First for some bizarre reason the director has to focus the camera on something that has nothing to do with the story-a old couple walking down the street, a sleeping dog a lamp post- absolutely no reason for it. The other thing they do is when something important is being said the sound man focuses his microphone on the background noise: ( "So inspector that means the killer we'll have to hur Well that solves everything." ) What is THAT all about?

Do top ten I'm a celebrity moments

Twenty eight days latter is one of the best films I’ve seen in the past five years.

I mean, Superman (70s), Star wars (original and sequels) and Alien are all British films, not just Social realist films about Britain

Can you do a list for casualty characters

3. They generally don't do contrived 'Hollywood' endings. 2. They cast actors based on talent, not looks, or perfect teeth 1. They're better.

10. It only exists in London: Really? What to make of, say, "All Creatures Great and Small" which isn't in London...ever. 9. Stylized swearing: Which was the last UK film that didn't have swearing in it? None that I can recall... 8. Niche cameos: One big problem I have is...recognizing "the UK celebrity." 7. The rise of the underdog: A consequence of The Class System. 6. Budget blockbuster: The Pound Sterling doesn't go as far these days... 5. A legendary soundtrack: Maybe, but I'm not up to the latest UK Pop. (Or U.S. Pop either, for that matter.) 4. Foreign villains: Yep, there's nothing like a "Bond villain" to make the countdown to doom go faster. 3. Gritty Northern towns: What other kind is there, since "everyone wants to live in the South of England"? 2. Jokes you don't get: Sometimes it seems that I'm watching a Japanese/Korean/Chinese/Russian/German film. 1. Realistic, Bittersweet moments: What to make of "Bridget Jones's Baby," then? *Back in the Ealing studios days, all one had to do was look at the cast and crew names. Not a non-English name in sight. (Paterson, Jones, Smith, Coliingwood, Colman, etc. Also a feature of older Canadian movies/TV.) Also, English speaking characters drive on the left hand side of the road, though "people from OZ and NZ" do also.

One word: "gritty"

I was the 1000th like

Only seeing London is mostly a feature of American films based in England, that and rain

‘Spunkbubble’

It's a shoddily-made gangster movie with one 'star' in a lead role that goes straight to dvd.

Lol. Zone 1 townhouse.

Lots of jokes about Depression & Anxiety.

If it cost tuppence haporth to produce, if it's the only film playing at the local multiplex that isn't crap American superhero bollock, if it spent more on the story than it did on promotion, if it stars whatsisname from on the box, if it has subtitles in the US even though it's in English, then there a good change you're watching a British movie.

Cup of tea lol

#6 Carry On

Foreign villains - that speak with a British accent.

British movie; Close your eyes and put your fingers in your ears.

was that George Harrison?

Malcom Tucker forever..

For some reason we are good at spy movies

Well realistically the biggest sign is that the characters have British accents

Goldfinger was Dutch not German

I loved british films...and british actors...the films more has styles, great script, and casting...the actors it's more brilliant, hot, and quite sexy with the accent ❤️

Qui regardes ça en cours d'AMC ?

They ususally do not murder the English language

Yank here. What about everyone speaks with a U.K. Accent?

10 signs your watching an American movie 1. If its shite

Well for a start it would be called a film not a movie

D'autres gens qui aont là en AMC ?

Blimey.

A few months ago I watched two back to back British movies made in the 60s and damn they were so depressing. I mean really depressing and I usually love anything British but damn, and they weren't even out right sad just so bleak.

The fact is there is a difference in the population of the UK and that of the USA. Even if the UK make films in partnership with Canada the budget would still be not much bigger than second tier films that are no longer successful as successful as they might have been back in the 1990s.

British comedy is best comedy

10# wrong not every film is in london hogwarts

Another clue a film is british is it will be good

I’m a dinosaur 🦖

*film

We stick to London because we not allowed to admit the existence of northerners ... Or Brummies ... Unless they're rock stars, which case they've probably moved to London anyway.

10 paddington more cliched 10s 9 notting hill 90s more likely 8 Shaun of the dead 00s v funny 7 28 days later 00s strange version of uk 6 the loop 00s really funny 5 mike leigh realish films 90s i love them if its just day to day like life is sweet 4 trainsspotting 90s kool 3 full Monty something oop north 90s 2 i daniel blake 10s sad but well done 1 kings speech guilty pleasure royal like 10s 🤣

Top 10 reasons to unsubscribe from WatchMojo.

Pascal Sauvage 😑

Don't need to Hollywoodise them. Ken loach films always dealt with reality

they not talking American?

Why do u always do videos about British ???

Half of these points are a load of b*llocks, and film titles can be produced to prove it lol.. the only true difference is we prefer good acting and realism to tell the story and capture you, and not the dumb FX...

When British ppl swear it's cute

I like this one but there is one thing I disagree with; 28 Days Later is not a good film at all, in fact nobody I've ever met has ever had anything good to say about it; though it is better than it's sequel; 28 Weeks Later where nothing happens and then they're all shot dead in the end.

One sign is that you are sleeping while watching it.

#11 sign you are watching a British movie? Someone has bad teeth ;D

I didn't bother with this after the ugly language. That's not a sign of British films....maybe ones the MojoUK people watch?!!! Rubbish!