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60 of 182 · most liked firstIn case you haven't seen it yet, the 2023 film Rye Lane is on the BBC iPlayer and is a total delight ▶️📺 www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...
unlabelledView post →Now watching: Rye Lane* (2023) Dir. Raine Allen-Miller *Last movie of 2025!!
unlabelledView post →PATREON SUPPORTERS - Our next film is the gorgeous South London romcom Rye Lane and you can read more about it here: www.patreon.com/posts/our-ne...
unlabelledView post →5⭐ Rye Lane Oh boy did I love this movie. It was sweet and joyful. I feel like I know the heart of South London and I'm in love. I do love some good angst, but this was romance that makes you smile and honestly, how I hope to give and receive love. With the realism included it is a lovely film.
unlabelledView post →So I'm in the process of updating the syllabus for my romance class, and I so want to teach the film Rye Lane. It's charming, and my students would love it. It also has a run time under 90 minutes (so many syllabus decisions are driven by length). But I cannot purchase this movie.
unlabelledView post →The actual problem with the Baftas continues to be 'what's the point of them?' What's the point of a British film awards that in recent years hasn't noticed that e.g. Rye Lane *existed*, Scrapper exists, in which there are only two British directors on the shortlist, etc. etc.
unlabelledView post →I already knew David Jonsson was incredible after seeing him in the fantastic RYE LANE, but seriously…why is he not in every single movie? I know he’s in THE LONG WALK, which I’m going to see as soon as I can, but the world needs more. Cast David Jonsson in everything, please.
unlabelledView post →Blade Runner Rye Lane Insomnia Bad Boys Memento #LetterboxdFriday
unlabelledView post →RYE LANE is a wonderful south London film and I was quoted in the Evening Standard saying how great and relatable I think it is (there's also an all-timer uncredited cameo) www.criticsnotebook.com/2023/02/rye-...
unlabelledView post →It is also just peak cultural cringe to look at a *BRITISH* film award that overlooks Rye Lane and shunts it into 'Best British film' and to go 'what about the film about an American doll that is a complete conceptual mess when you think about it?'
unlabelledView post →The director of RYE LANE (!) is in post on her next movie (!!) which apparently is heist film (!!!) starring Jessica Henwick (!!!!).
unlabelledView post →David Jonsson won over our hearts here at BGN when we first interviewed him for the rom-com Rye Lane, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival a few years ago. He’s appeared in a number of projects, most notably HBO’s Industry, Alien Romulus and coming soon Lionsgate’s The Long Walk.
unlabelledView post →Rye Lane is an absolutely bloody lovely film. Slightly reminds me of Before Sunrise, but in south London and more fun and not trying to impress you with how clever it is. On iPlayer for a couple more weeks I think
unlabelledView post →I adored Rye Lane - need to rewatch, such a special film especially as someone who grew up and still lives in SE London!
unlabelledView post →I realized that I do like some romantic movies and tv shows…when they’re dramas. Where I keep running into problems are romcoms. I don’t think I’ve loved a romcom since Rye Lane. That’s kinda wild since the film came out 3 years ago. And most of my fave romcoms are from the 1990s.
unlabelledView post →man, the movie news today is so good, i love Rye Lane
unlabelledView post →Rye Lane is a perfect movie. Please go vote for it. #RomComBracket
unlabelledView post →A great week for films. After Yang was amazing and Aisha kind of made me angry as it hits hard. Not on this list as it was a big film week were Black Panther and Rye Lane. Both good but I loved Rye Lane. #letterboxd #lastfourwatched
unlabelledView post →You know what I did after seeing this movie? I went on a binge. I found every good indie I could. I saw Past Lives. Rye Lane. Sometimes I Think About Dying. Riddle of Fire. I fell back in love with film because I made myself see great movies.
unlabelledView post →Rye Lane is a meet-cute film that doesn't suck. My review: klaw.me/3TVbkQt
unlabelledView post →happy friday movie-loving oomfs WATCH RYE LANE THIS WEEKEND
unlabelledView post →Today's recommendation for a great film streaming for free in the UK is Rye Lane on ITVX. Let me know what you think of it in the comments! #movies #films #cinema
unlabelledView post →It's so fun to watch Rye Lane (2023) with @devilligan.bsky.social's movie club 🐀❣️ It's a rom-com that easily immerses you into something more adventurous and funny than your usual meet-cute. With snappy cinematography that draws you in and a beautiful lived-in chemistry I'd easily watch this again.
unlabelledView post →I normally don't do rom-coms, but Rye Lane is a beautiful and bright movie that is sweet without being syrupy and funny without being forced. My favorite bit was the karaoke scene. IYKYK. Always lovely evening with the Minkies in the Light Fantastic thanks to @devilligan.bsky.social!
unlabelledView post →For a company that have a very large content collection, I’m amazed at how unpersonalised the experience is. It took me ages to find Rye Lane on there, and it’s a movie that my watch history would suggest that I enjoy
unlabelledView post →In no particular order (and yes some are more well known in film circles, maybe I should've ommited them, but you never know what the reader hasn't seen): Jojo Rabbit, 2019 - a comedic coming of age in Nazi Germany. Jojo and his imaginary friend, Hitler, face a complicated and rapidly changing world. The Mitchells versus the Machines, 2021 - animated family adventure for fun with the whole family. Rise of Leslie Vernon, 2006 - mocumentary following slasher killer Leslie Vernon. Bunny and…
unlabelledView post →One book: Archer's Goon by Diana Wynne Jones or Severance by Chris Bucholz. You're not my dad. One film: HAHAHAHAHA. Empire Records. Or Rye Lane. Or The French Dispatch. One album: HAHAHAHA. Achtung Baby by U2. Or currently Retail Therapy by Too Many Zooz. One tv show: HAHAHA. Doctor Who.Dark Season
unlabelledView post →Rye Lane What a gorgeous little gem of a film. A sort of Before Sunrise set in Peckham, Brixton and roundabout as two strangers both having suffered bad breakups meet-cute, walk, talk, and get to know each other. Easy to make this cheesy or schmaltzy, but it avoids that nicely. Top performances..
unlabelledView post →This is mainly to tell you you should watch ‘Rye Lane’ this holiday season. Probably my favourite movie of the last five years. youtu.be/FJUyvr6Wiak
unlabelledView post →A movie that takes place where you are from The film title is 'Rye Lane' which is in Peckham, S London but those of us brought up in S London recognise a lot of the locations as being in various parts of S London, including my home patch of Brixton/Herne Hill (🤗 Brockwell Park) Still on iPlayer
unlabelledView post →> Since the beginning of our history, our capital city has been continually shaped and reshaped by the diverse communities that have called it home. If some people think we would be better off without jerk chicken or jollof rice, without Rye Lane or China Town, Ramadan or St Patrick’s Day, without the films of Sir Steve McQueen or the songs of Little Simz, without Yotam Ottolenghi’s food or Emma Raducanu’s backhand – I don’t think they’ll find many Londoners who will agree. > In fact, the…
unlabelledView post →If you caught me out and asked me what I, as an individual, wanted but wasn't getting from romcoms when their boom ended 15 yrs ago Raine Allen-Miller's gorgeous, effortlessly endearing, one crazy day film RYE LANE might constitute my answer in its entirety. 📽️
unlabelledView post →Black British romcom Rye Lane (2023) is now on BBC iPlayer. Everybody should watch it. It’s a good time. Beautiful cinematography, charming performances and a script that captures the excitement of young love in London Town. #RyeLane #Film #IndieFilm
unlabelledView post →Just seen The Long Walk and between this, the last Alien movie and Rye Lane, David Jonsson might be the most exciting actor around right now.
unlabelledView post →Shout out Rye Lane. First movie I seen him in.
unlabelledView post →📽️ Bl@ck History Month + Valentine's Day movie recs 💜 💌 Poetic Justice (1993) 🌬️ Waiting to Exhale (1995) 💍 The Best Man (1999) 🏀 Love & Basketball (2000) 💋 Brown Sugar (2002) 🗓️ The Weekend (2018) ❣️ Premature (2019) 👠 Sylvie’s Love (2020) 🧁 From Scratch (2022) 🥖 Rye Lane (2023) #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →Another year where I'm late on a movie that I immediately love. Last year it was Rye Lane, this year it's Thelma.
unlabelledView post →10 movies to get to know me: Dreamgirls The Wiz The Devil Wears Prada Howl’s Moving Castle Rye Lane If Beale Street Could Talk The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (2004) Coraline Moonlight The Last Dragon
unlabelledView post →Rye Lane, good movie.
unlabelledView post →I watched Rye Lane last night and it’s one of the best movies I’ve seen all year. Wickedly funny, killer score and use of music, not a moment of wasted energy. It was a great treat after a long week.
unlabelledView post →Actually the guy from Rye Lane first ...a great movie
unlabelledView post →Rye Lane was such a good movie 🎬 👏👏👏
unlabelledView post →If you're in need of a Bank Holiday film, iPlayer's got a nice selection, including: Rye Lane (fun British rom-com, set in Peckham), Crazy Rich Asians (luxury comedy with a beautiful cast), The Taste of Things (historical food drama, stars Juliette Binoche) and How to Marry a Millionaire.
unlabelledView post →Rye Lane!!! A love letter of a movie, a fun time, a most memorable cameo... Begging all to vote for one of my new(ish) fav rom-coms, and watch if you haven't. #RomComBracket
unlabelledView post →Enjoyed Rye Lane - uplifting (rom-com) movie & fine love letter to London. www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...
unlabelledView post →Absolutely. Rye Lane is a lovely movie, with a great heart and a wonderful sense of place.
unlabelledView post →I loved David Jonsson in Rye Lane. Loved the film too, for that matter #Baftas
unlabelledView post →Rye Lane is the superior film. Not that it matters entirely, but RT rating is 98%!
unlabelledView post →Just watched Rye Lane (I missed seeing it at the cinema) and I absolutely loved it, a great movie and all filmed around south London ❤️
unlabelledView post →After decades upon decades of racism, colourism & whitewashing in romcoms, RYE LANE surfaced with a breath of fresh air. Obvs it was the film I chose when asked along to the Made In England podcast. Listen up! 💖 www.holdfastnetwork.com/madeinenglan...
unlabelledView post →Third movie for #RomComBracket Rye Lane Watched this last year, and just deleted my initial review. I'd said maybe I was just in a bad mood then, and yes, because on rewatch, this is delightful! It's a love letter to so much, and a real rom-com: I laughed, smiled, and rooted for the romance! Watch!
unlabelledView post →Fellow romcom fans, the movie Rye Lane on Hulu is a complete delight!
unlabelledView post →watched that gorgeous Raine Allen-Miller film, Rye Lane. Filled me with joy.
unlabelledView post →Big strong recommend for Rye Lane, which is the film you need if you want to have a nice time watching a film about two people on a date, that feels as manic and odd as a night out in London should.
unlabelledView post →It doesn't even matter how many times I've been disappointed in my dating life. After I watch Rye Lane, I'm just gonna be right back at it LOL I love that damn movie.
unlabelledView post →And it’s not helped by baffling distribution choices. This vacation movie went to theaters where it was called fine. The utterly electric Rye Lane which was so great I needed the script in print was shoved on Hulu.
unlabelledView post →I had the joy of watching ‘Rye Lane’ in the Peckhamplex on Rye Lane; it includes a scene where the lead characters come to watch a film in the Peckhamplex…
unlabelledView post →From memory, I think Rye Lane only has the characters walking. Set in South London. I loved it. Must rewatch it over the holidays. It’s a recent film. m.imdb.com/title/tt1589...
unlabelledView post →🍿 Ooh, love this film, Rye Lane. Recommend!
unlabelledView post →just watched Rye Lane, a rom-com done right; a straightforward set up of two young strangers spending a day together where circumstance has them meet each other's exes...there are some really nice directorial ideas here, solid script, fab soundtrack, good laughs, an easy 4 out 5 📽 🎥
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