
British comedy has a special knack for turning awkwardness and everyday chaos into pure gold. Time to decide which film still has you quoting lines years later.
Put the items in your preferred order.

Hot Fuzz
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost swap zombies for swans in a sleepy Somerset town hiding some very dark secrets. Equal parts silly and genius.

Four Weddings and a Funeral
Awkward speeches, doomed romances and Rowan Atkinson fumbling a wedding ceremony. A cornerstone of British rom-com.

The Full Monty
Six unemployed Sheffield blokes decide to bare it all for a bit of cash and dignity. Heartfelt, hilarious and painfully relatable.

Withnail and I
Two out-of-work actors escape to the Lake District and slowly unravel. A cult classic packed with endlessly quotable misery.

In the Loop
Armando Iannucci's political satire is a masterclass in creative insults and Whitehall chaos. Malcolm Tucker alone earns its spot.
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