Neil Marshall on GET CARTER

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Directed by Mike Hodges and starring Michael Caine, the shocking and stylish Get Carter is the crème de la crème of 70's British gangster movies. As the vengeful mobster Jack Carter, Caine retains the cool, sardonic nature of his Harry Palmer character but with a distinctly ruthless violent streak. Roy Budd's jazz-infused funk score has developed as much of a fan base as the movie itself.
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@tomfaison5517 Год назад

This trailer is the whole movie!

@jerryrichardson2799 Месяц назад

Not quite but voted up.

@kamuelalee 4 года назад

Best Brit gangster flick of all time. Nobody better (or worse) than Jack Carter!

@obediahpolkinghorniii564 Год назад

No shaky-cam. No techno music. No BJJ, Krav Maga, or Capoeira. No matching uniforms. No unnecessary world-building. No attempt to lay the groundwork for a cash-grabbing sequel. No fancy special effects. It's the sort of thing that Robert Rodriguez would have made at the start of his career. I love it.

@kamuelalee Год назад

@@obediahpolkinghorniii564 Well, it was the way most films of that era -- the 1960s to 1970s -- were made. Story. Characters. Great actors. Amazing directors. Classic movies.

@blindtruth4614 5 лет назад

A truly outstanding movie

@stevegreen9460 5 лет назад

sound track is one of the best ever, sound tracks can make or break films and ofen can take the mood of the film to places far beyound where the visals alone could take it. music in this is so atmospheric, its brillaint.

@greenman6141 Год назад

The opening journey from Kings Cross up through England, through the (still slightly functioning) industrial areas, and further up is just brilliant. I had a good friend who lived in London but came from Teeside, and he said he always heard that score in his head during the journey. Less fun now that the old trains with compartments are all gone. I know they were old filthy and falling apart, but they were much more fun, especially on long journeys. Had them on the continent as well. I remember being in one of those of the Orient Express (the real one, not that stupid tourist job) from Budapest to Paris in 93. You could flip arms up, pull the seat banks out, and make the entire thing into a sort of bed...if no one else was there. Much more comfortable and far cheaper than a couchette.

@Del-yv1qy 3 года назад

You have good taste in films just like me.

@VonWenk 3 года назад

I like Pulp, with Caine and Mickey Rooney, as well.

@cmkimciago9602 6 лет назад

Love the Roy Budd score!!!!

@greenman6141 Год назад

Yes, absolutely classic. I always wondered how it ended up on Dare. I couldn't really see any of the Human League popsters having any interest or knowledge in this film , especially at that time.

@thesoultwins72 6 лет назад

Mmm.....I have long thought that 'Get Carter' and 'Long Good Friday' are the finest British gangster films ever made - but it is incredibly difficult to say which one is the best. So at the end of the day, we just have to accept that they are both absolute classics in their own right and in very different ways.

@njuham 4 года назад

Yes, Bob hoskins is excellent.

@VonWenk 3 года назад

I might rank Mona Lisa above The Long Good Friday.

@andynixon2820 3 года назад

It's interesting that they bookend the 1970s so could probably only have been made in that decade .

@thesoultwins72 3 года назад

@@VonWenk.........NO WAY! Are you serious?!?

@mikekemp9877 5 лет назад

amazing movie mirroring what was happening at the time in newcastle so spot on was it in tone that the scenes in the country house hq of the villain had to be halted when the police raided it as it had unknowingly rented from a top villain doing much the same as john osbourne.

@Blaqjaqshellaq 5 лет назад

Hodges and Cain did a jokier take on the neo-noir with PULP a couple of years later.

@anradevadoris 3 года назад

Must be good if Carter calls Newcastle a craphouse, and locals still want to preserve the locations.

@timpedder6046 2 года назад

I'm so glad that they changed the title of the book that 'Get Carter' is based on - 'Jack's Return Home' just hasn't got the same ring to it. 'Payroll' - mentioned here as also shot in Newcastle - is a great film too.

@seanthesheep4940 9 лет назад

what a classic

@studebaker4217 3 года назад

Great film, super settings. Notice the police and the baddies share the Land Rover!

@jerryrichardson2799 Месяц назад

An excellent movie, I bought a digital copy of it.

@leclue22 10 лет назад

Great movie! I get more out of it each time I watch it!

@jrbrantley5990 10 лет назад

Carter is a stone cold badass

@zacharylewis2802 7 лет назад

J BRANTLEY Stone Cold? *Glass shatters*

@euanelliott3613 4 года назад

RIP Ian Hendry, Tony Beckley, George Sewell, Rosemary Dunham, Brian Mosley, Glyn Edwards, John Osborne, Bernard Hepton and John Bindon. Applause for Petra Markham, Alun Armstrong and Geraldine Moffat.

@ninfilms 10 лет назад

Great movie.

@zlobelgreen498 3 года назад

Americans can never make it like this . Never Best gangster movie real film noir

@juniorjames7076 8 месяцев назад

.....and dig that funky baseline!!!

@Fontsman 2 года назад

GC is far and away the best British gangster film. LGF isn't even close.

@Ornthor1356 10 лет назад

Great cool movie

@michaelwhittaker5432 Год назад

and how many people pick up on the fact that the young girl his Neace is actually his own daughter ( he had an affair with his brothers wife ) the real reason buried in the film is why he goes mental not just because his brother was murdered i the abuse of his daughter that really sent him over the edge

@Tabish29 Год назад

I know. When Carter visits Keith who's all beat up, Keith is yelling at him as he's leaving and says the poor bastard didn't even knkw the kid wasn't his. Pretty fucked up on Carters part what he did with his brothers wife though.