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By Mikey M (358) on 19 Feb 2008

Finney is a beast of a performer and this is a top notch drama…

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By Casey R (170) on 06 Feb 2008

A classic of the British New Wave genre. A truly great film not to be missed…

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By Keith W (328) on 16 Jan 2008

I saw this in the sixties and was unimpressed with the cinematics but realised that it was ground breaking when I saw it again in 2007…

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By Ian T (457) on 12 Jan 2008

Another gritty kitchen sink drama - I can't get enough of them…

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By Hayley N (3) on 05 Jan 2008

This is the best anti establishment film . far more subversive than a truck load of sex pistols albums…

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By Michael S (3,461) on 03 Jan 2008

Albert Finney becomes the hero of the angry young men - generation in this the finest performance of his youth…

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By Philip S (830) on 31 Dec 2007

Nottingham in the raw; don't let the bastards grind you down...never more relevant even today…

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By Andy L (621) on 20 Dec 2007

The film that contains the famous quote, Don't let the bastards grind you down. Good gritty British 60s realism…

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By Chris N (682) on 05 Dec 2007

A great movie and a vivid reminder that British booze culture is nothing new…

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By Groucho G (13) on 30 Nov 2007

Love how cocky finney's character is. he plays a better rebel than dean…

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By Rachel A (384) on 29 Nov 2007

Excellent kitchen sink realism, Albert Finney is great…

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By Joseph M (773) on 29 Nov 2007

Albert Finney is amazing in this film. Totally depressing film that Im sure Charles Bukowski would have loved…

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By Joyce F (33) on 28 Nov 2007

A rebellious young factory worker (the youngest Albert Finney I've ever seen) fights and screws himself into some uncomfortable situations…

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By Jon H (834) on 23 Nov 2007

The Artic Monkeys used a line from this top film, based on the Alan Silitoe book, for the title for their debut album…

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Review of Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960)

By Philip C (419) on 23 Nov 2007

Great script. You can see why this film made Finney a star. You feel like you are watching real life when you see this film. Holds up very well…

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By Private U (13,627) on 22 Nov 2007

One of the best examples of the British Angry Young Man films of the 50s and 60s…

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By Nicholas A (355) on 16 Nov 2007

Brilliant! kitchen sink drama at it's best…

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By Aidan H (393) on 12 Nov 2007

If there's one film that takes my breath away as soon as it starts, its SNSM…

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By Anna N (512) on 02 Nov 2007

Great movie, Albert Finney is the perfect loveable rogue who turns good in the end, just love these British films of the 60s…

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Review of Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960)

By Douglas C (155) on 13 Oct 2007

Apart from the dodgy accents; the film is a classic...even though the goose fair was actually Twickenham, and yes...that is Cleggy having beer…

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