Barry Norman's Films of the Year 91 | BBC 1 | 27th December 1991
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- Barry Norman's Films of the Year 1991 - BBC1, 27th December 1991.
Yes, the last minute is missing - but all the film choices are there!!
Radio Times listing:
"Barry Norman chooses his favourite ten films of 1991.
It's cosmopolitan choice: France, Germany, Ireland and the United States; there's even a British comedy in there. Will the much hyped but hugely popular Silence of the Lambs be among them?
Will Arnold Schwarzenegger retain his position as the no 1 male star of the year with Terminator 2 or will Kevin Costner 's Oscar-laden Dances with Wolves and the tremendous success of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves pip him to the post?
There's a report on whether the recession has hit the hallowed grounds of the American movie industry and a look back over the events of the year that made the news. Has the caring-sharing 90s found its way onto the silver screen and are women's roles in films matching those of the men's?"
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Yes, the last minute is missing - but all the film choices are there. Just the end credits montage is missing.
Crazy how a show I used to watch on a weekly basis is now a historical document of a year in cinema.
Indeed. If I’d known then what I know now I would’ve recorded and kept every episode! However, it’s been a struggle when moving home and storing the tapes I did keep.
Thank you for uploading these, I was a big fan of the show I think it’s hard for people under 40 to understand how this was pre internet, to see clips and reviews of films now we can view everything online.
Wonderful. Thanks, for this .
I'm just flicking through, but was stunned to see in the box office top 10 that Three Men and a Little Lady was higher than Home Alone, and Robin Hood was higher than Terminator 2. It's amazing thinking back to the state of mind we had when all these films were new.
(Would Home Alone only have been out for a few weeks when this end of year review happened, I suppose. In any case, I'm pretty sure that 9 year old me saw Home Alone 4 times at the cinema, but Three Men and a Little Lady only three times! 7 weeks of matinees, man alive.)
Dances with Wolves one of the top ten, along with watching the grass grow, watching paint dry, and the other top activites.
Haha! I’ve watched DwW once and enjoyed it. I’ve often thought about watching it again, but committing time to a long film needs the right frame of mind and of course the time!
Friday 27th December 1991
12:16 Dave Chapelle
Wow, he does look like him!
@@vhs_videohomesystem Pretty sure it is.
So interesting seeing this stuff from the past. Thanks
32:50 the top 10 worst list
Whenever I need cheering up I always watch the top 10 worst and his sarcastic commentary cheers me up.
Curly Sue and Men at Work should be excluded
Interesting how they muted the F word at 32:10 but not the N word at 32:02.
I had this on video too, can't believe it's over 30 years ago . Jonathan Ross is a pale and poor imitation of Barry Norman.
Bazza was woke before woke was a thing
😂😂No, he wasn't.
Yes, he involved his political views in this film show.
What utter b0ll0cks.
Typical BBC political diatribe at the beginning..
As Barry might say: “well, actually no”.
In those days we didn’t know how most celebrities and presenters felt about politics because they didn’t have an easy way to communicate with the public. But Barry did via this show, and his amusing jibes went under the radar.
Which brings up an interesting thought. If he was a presenter today would he be ‘cancelled’ for sharing his thoughts on Twitter/X and when his controversial clips went viral?
Damn, Barry Norman has terrible taste.
He knew we mostly disagreed with him: ua-cam.com/users/shortsGuc2_DDDGpo?si=_cnmnQwoRSVe-VDa
@@vhs_videohomesystem ya got me gurl! 😂😂😂
Everyone is unique and has their own preferences and opinions. I am sure many people would also disagree with my personal best of list