Top 5 kilt movies

**GMan** · 27th February 06, 09:48 AM

Those are my top six!

**ozmeath** · 27th February 06, 10:39 AM

hey we's got great taste!

**Shay** · 27th February 06, 10:44 AM

Though it was only kilted for a short time, Four Weddings and a Funeral was great, too.

**Panache** · 27th February 06, 03:41 PM

As a kid I loved Jules Verne movies and Journey to the Center of the Earth has young Mr. Boone not only in full highland garb but singing Robert Burn's "My Love is like the red red rose" to a lovely lass. To be any more any more Scottish would require a single malt scotch, a haggis, and a caber. (Which probably would have spolied the romantic mood of the scene...)

Panache

**Norbydog** · 27th February 06, 07:50 PM

You boys disappoint me.....no votes for Formula 51? Samuel Jackson in a kilt throughout the whole movie!

**clancelt** · 27th February 06, 08:14 PM

Originally Posted by Norbydog

You boys disappoint me.....no votes for Formula 51? Samuel Jackson in a kilt throughout the whole movie!

LOL, he's a large black man in a kilt. Actually not a bad movie.

**Norbydog** · 28th February 06, 05:41 AM

I love the lesson in Formula 51: when the guy is told to "follow the man in the dress" at the airport and ends up following the group in traditional African garb rather than Jackson. Subtle lesson there.

**Colin** · 28th February 06, 09:41 AM

Originally Posted by Norbydog

You boys disappoint me.....no votes for Formula 51? Samuel Jackson in a kilt throughout the whole movie!

Some people were put off by the cursing and violence. Having grown up (like you Jason) in the 80's of Rambo, Commando, etc and the 90's of Pulp Fiction, etc I loved Formula 51.

The premise of the movie was great. Robert Carlyle as a crazed Liverpool fan (aren't they all), Sam Jackson in a kilt, Emily Mortimer (Rrrrrrrrr) as an assasin, Liverpool and United match in a flick, and the ending were all very fun.