Favourite Celtic Movies

[Valencian Kilted]

1) BRAVEHEART
2) ROB ROY
3) FAR AND AWAY (it's a little too much romantic for me, but,... I loved the music)

4) THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS ( U can appreciate the celtic connections between french and british in Canada, mainly on music as well)

5) THE ENGLISH WHO CLIMBED A HILL AND DESCENDED A MOUNTAIN
6) LOCAL HERO
7) MICHAEL COLLINS

... and surely there are many others I don't remember right now, but I love as well!

¡Salud!

T O N O

[Rab Gordon]

Restless Natives,
The Maggie,
Whsky Galore,

Rab

[ByDand]

They are all great movies, but don't forget to add "Greyfriars' Bobby" to the list!

[Jerry]

The Quiet Man
Tunes of Glory
Rob Roy
I might also add "Local Hero"

[Casey]

Rob Roy

The Nephew

Michael Collins

In the Name of the Father

My Left Foot

The Field

[auld argonian]

Into the West

Tunes of Glory

The Committments

Wee Geordie

in no particular order....

Best

AA

[Shay]

The Matchmaker.

[MacHummel]

All those films are pretty much in my library but you all forgot about the Boondocks Saints

[Bob C]

Mine are all covered here, as well. I was glad to see I'm not the only fan of The Englishman Who Climbed a Hill and Came Down a Mountain.

I bet I've watched The Quiet Man a hundred times. I have both of them on DVD, along with Braveheart and Rob Roy.

[davedove]

I'll have to say The Quiet Man. It's also probably one of my favorite John Wayne movies as well. But then I like about anything with Maureen O'Hara in it, and the two of them made good movies together.