Life is Sweet (1991) | Film4 Trailer 

Shit it is! Criminally underrated!

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it is a Criterion Classic and an RT 95% - so you might mean "under watched".

The ending was amazingly moving and realistic. And no tidy resolution.

You spelt superb wrong clot

@@fatherpaulstone896 where is your comma after wrong................clot

As a working class north Londoner I agree.

I'd bring you a pineapple. (Also, yeah, I remember when it was up. Watched it nearly a million times.) 😪

+stnicholas54 Capitalists!!

Yes! 'Aubrey' (Timothy Spall) with his Radio 1 DJ style clothing and red glasses is a clearly recognisable 80s/early 90s north London type.

I just recorded it and Turner Classic Movies never seen it before. 89 Rotten Tomatoes interesting

PhancyPants99 Didn't you just want to hug Nicola?

And mine too good to see Pam without James Corden

I hope so Tim's my favorite actor

Does it matter he is one of our country's finest

See Home Sweet Home Timothy Spall

so you've yet to see Naked - I'm slightly jealous of you !

@@revol148 🤣🤣🤣👌👌👌

+cryingonion2 I so hoped you were joking - sadly I think you're not! It's films like this which constantly remind me why the UK has such a small, underwhelming film industry.

@@revol148 what fucking planet are you living on

@@revol148 A critically acclaimed film reminds you of that? Naturally 🤣 Absolute oddball.

@@revol148 Mike Leigh is one of the greatest British film makers ever. He has to go to Studio Canal in France for most of his funding because we have pitifully poor funding of films in the Uk

@@cryingonion2 Film 4: My beautiful launderette, Inbetweeners 2, and Frank - it's not all on the level of a masterpiece like Naked.Have you seen the shit that is produced by them with/out UK based funding? Presumably you've seen Sexy beast and wondered why bother? or more specifically why can the British make films any more that are both credible and are NOT directed by Richard Curtis?

Yikes. Is there a DVD version where you can turn it off?

@@johnmulligan455 music to accompany the usual Mike Leigh dross: taking the piss out of "ordinary people" - he's almost as predictable as the equally over-rated Alan Bennett

@@johnmulligan455 film criticism has completely gone over your head I see as by your estimation if you don't like something then keep quiet about it and watch something else!

@@johnmulligan455 you're the sort of person says: "don't criticise Oasis after all how many millions are you worth? How many records have you sold? Noel Gallagher is worth millions more than me (maybe even you) but my opinion of that atrocious band is still valid regardless.Come to think of it the late Sunday Times TV critic Adrian Gill disliked Leigh particularly with regard to his condescension of the white working classes - there I hope he is a valid critic in your eyes although he never directed or wrote any films himself so perhaps not.

@@johnmulligan455 (a) Dear Johnny M Oasis were one of the biggest rock bands to come out of the UK in the 1990's - are you seriously telling me you've never heard of them?! (b) "you're the sort of person" - easily done after all most people are easily stereotypical hence it's simple to to generalise a personality without ever meeting them in the flesh - 45 years of dealing with homo-sapiens has taught me how underwhelming they are.

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#truth

and wormtail lmao

Omg, now I NEED to watch this movie

Moaning martyle too

The actors who play Remus Lupin (David Thewlis), Horace Slughorn (Jim Broadbent), and Peter Pettigrew (Timothy Spall) are all in this movie :)