Your All Time Favorite Scottish Movie

[Larry124]

Tunes of Glory without a doubt.

I lived a toned-down but similar situation.
Acting CO (Civil Service rather than Armed Services.)
Passed over for permanent promotion.
Reverted to second in command.
The new CO and I had differences.
Mess loyalties divided.
Full story another time.

[Monkey@Arms]

Gregory's Girl.

Best regards,

Jake

[berserkbishop]

I have to admit, I have only really seen Braveheart and Tunes of Glory. I enjoyed both thoroughly but Tunes was better. Braveheart is great if you can suspend real history for 3 hours and just watch it as a piece of film. . . not a faulty portrayal of actual historical events. Guess it is time to netflix all these favorites. Maybe that will help me work on my scottish accent.

[Arlen]

Hmm.... There are so many.
The more famous ones I like would probably be:
Mrs. Brown.
Rob Roy.
Tunes of Glory.
Small faces.

[bjproc]

restless natives (big country sound track was great)
trainspotting
mrs brown
whiskey glaore

[Une]

Mrs Brown
Braveheart, (but l am a sucker for anything with Mel Gibson in)
Tunes Of Glory
Whisky Galore

[pdcorlis]

#1 I know where I'm going - 1945 - Powell and Pressberger. Its charming!

#2 My life so far - 1999 - Hugh Hudson

[McMathTX]

Definitely Rob Roy!

Dean

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

To which list I'll add some of my personal favorites not already mentioned:

The Ghost Goes West,
The Fast Lady,
and
Shallow Grave

[Parthian MacGregor]

Rob Roy, The Highland Rogue (1953)

Rob Roy (1995)
I liked most of the Rob Roy with Liam Neeson, but the graphic sexual brutality keeps me from seeing it again. I guess I am getting to the age when I would rather forget the horrible things I've seen.

I know Where I'm Going (1945)
Wendy Hiller played the girl in this one. She is famous for her role as Eliza Doolittle in Pygmalion back in 1938.