Join TSR
 
 About Us | FAQs | Sign in
 
HomeForumsArticlesRevision NotesPersonal StatementsUniversity GuidesHealth & RelationshipsPostgraduate StudyCareersFreshers
Join the UK's largest student community  
Advanced
Search

Join The Student Room Today

Be part of the UK's largest and fastest growing student community.

It's free to join and a lot of fun - Get inspired, express your ideas, interact and share

Join The Student Room Today

RSS  From sonic screwdrivers to vampires with souls, live long and prosper with other fans here.
Reply
 
 Announcements   Posted By
 
Old 11-05-2008: 11th May 2008 17:16 #1 
Jacoba2501 Jacoba2501 is offline
New Member
Thread Starter
Jacoba2501 will become famous soon enough
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Portsmouth
Posts: 3
Default Cult Films
 
Do you prefer british Cult Films or American Cult Films? And, do they have a different aesthetic?
Register to remove banners from posts.
Old 11-05-2008: 11th May 2008 17:20 #2 
Inersha's Avatar
Inersha Inersha is offline
Full Member
Inersha can only hope to improve
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Wales
Posts: 120
Default Re: Cult Films
 
I was going to say British straight away, but then thinking about it many of my favourite cult films are American.

Let's say British for now anyways.
Old 11-05-2008: 11th May 2008 17:23 #3 
Jacoba2501 Jacoba2501 is offline
New Member
Thread Starter
Jacoba2501 will become famous soon enough
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Portsmouth
Posts: 3
Default Re: Cult Films
 
yer i think British too...do have you any favourities? Actually, it's difficult to define Cult anyways isn't it?
Old 12-05-2008: 12th May 2008 16:11 #4 
Mrgd291190's Avatar
Mrgd291190 Mrgd291190 is offline Male
Secretary General
Forum Assistant
Mrgd291190 has more reputation than senseMrgd291190 has more reputation than senseMrgd291190 has more reputation than senseMrgd291190 has more reputation than senseMrgd291190 has more reputation than senseMrgd291190 has more reputation than senseMrgd291190 has more reputation than senseMrgd291190 has more reputation than senseMrgd291190 has more reputation than senseMrgd291190 has more reputation than senseMrgd291190 has more reputation than senseMrgd291190 has more reputation than sense
 United Nations
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Rhyl, North Wales, Europe, Earth
Posts: 5,441
My Societies
Default Re: Cult Films
 
What do you mean by "cult"? Giving some examples of each might be useful
 
Old 12-05-2008: 12th May 2008 16:29 #5 
Kater Murr's Avatar
Kater Murr Kater Murr is offline
The art of losing isn't hard to master.
PS Helper
Kater Murr has disabled reputation
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: X.
Default Re: Cult Films
 
America, because of the sheer volume/output.

But British films do have their moments. The Wicker Man, for instance.
 
Old 14-05-2008: 14th May 2008 18:33 #6 
Sianeh's Avatar
Sianeh Sianeh is offline Female
Benevolent Member
Sianeh has a spectacular aura aboutSianeh has a spectacular aura about
 Scotland
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Edinburgh
Posts: 706
My Societies
Default Re: Cult Films
 
Withnail & I is one of my favourite British 'cult' films

But then, Pulp fiction is one of my favourite films of all time, whether it'd be classed as a cult film any more seeing as it is pretty well known now.
Old 15-02-2009: 15th February 2009 23:24 #7 
DSC DSC is offline Male
Adored and Respected Member
DSC will become famous soon enoughDSC will become famous soon enough
 France
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: London
Posts: 455
My Societies
Default Re: Cult Films
 
would anyone consider fight club a cult film cos i reckon its up there
 
Thread Tools Search this Thread
Search this Thread
Advanced
Search