Your favorite Victorian Era Movies?

[gloriousbattle]

War, Sherlock Holmes, VSF, whatever.

Mine:

First Men in the Moon
Khartoum
55 Days at Peking

Yours?

[RapierMiniatures]

Man who Would be King.

Can't beat it really.

[zuluwar]

for me

zulu dawn

four feather (1939)

fort saganne with gerard depardieu

gunga din

le beau geste

 a french serie => mission marchand (expeditionnary from the french column go to fachoda)

the legion story ( with terence hill ) a great batlle in the end of the film

adventure in phillipines (with gary cooper)

best regard

gerard

[NickNascati]

Easy,  "The Man Who Would Be King"
         "Gunga Din"
         "Four Feathers (1939)"

[Orctrader]

"Gaslight."

Though I like both versions I slightly prefer the one with Anton Walbrook.

[VSF Gamer]

Most of my favorites have already been listed but I must add Lord Jim. Another is 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea for VSF.

[OSHIROmodels]

55 Days at Peking

Sherlock Holmes (the new one without a doubt)

The Man Who would be King

Zulu Dawn

Pretty much in that order 

cheers

James

[General Roos]

Greystoke - the legend of Tarzan

From Hell

[shadowking1957]

Well im sorry but my favorites are

The Land That Time Forgot (1975)
At the Earth's Core (1976)
The People That Time Forgot (1977)
Warlords of Atlantis (1978)

they are inspiring, and Peter  Cushing in at the earths core is brilliant.

Tony

[Westfalia Chris]

Ranked from most favourite, going down:

20'000 Leagues (with James Mason as Nemo, the Disney version)
Journey to the Centre of the Earth (with James Mason)
The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes

Following that, I wouldn't want to really rank them; too difficult because I sometimes like others more depending on what mood I'm in. And although it certainly isn't Victorian, but hits that "Costume Adventure" vein, "The Assassination Bureau" because it's such a hoot.

[Plynkes]

The Land That Time Forgot (1975)
The People That Time Forgot (1977)

Those aren't set in the Victorian era.

Mine is Unforgiven.

[THE CID]

 FROM HELL.
ZULU.
THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING.
CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE. [ TREVOR HOWARD VERSION ]

[Svennn]

Young Sherlock Holmes
Once Upon A Time In China
Fistfull of Dollars

Dark Beginnings TV movie

[OSHIROmodels]

Ooo, Once upon a time in China, good choice, forgot that one 

cheers

James

[Ignatieff]

Zulu
Zulu Dawn
The Man Who Would be King
Charge of the Light Brigade
Four Feathers (1939)


Anyone seen Laurel and Hardy in 'Bonnie Scotland'?  some absoultely fabulous military scenes set in the NW Frontier (inter-war mind you).