Movie Shout Outs - Favorite Class Warfare Film - Responses
Sunday, November 29, 2009 at 5:00AM 
Happy Sunday! It's Movie Shout Out Response Time!
Yesterday's question was:
What is your favorite class warfare film?
You guys gave us some thought-provoking (and funny!) responses. Check 'em out below:
Caddyshack (1980).
@lifeofreilly via Twitter
The Ref (1994).
Beth I. V. via Facebook
My Fair Lady (1964) or maybe Titanic (1997). Nah, I'll stick with My Fair Lady...
Yvonne via email
Rumble Fish (1983)
Tony B. Via Email
Almost every bollywood film with poor handsome hero showing the spoiled princess the error of her ways. I rotted my brain with them. If I had to pick though, Jamai Raja(1990), a different take on the bollywood formula,the spoiled princess was the mother instead of the girl.
@muddi900 via Twitter
Does Trading Places (1983) count?? [YOU BET IT DOES!!! -Juan]
Maggie O. via Facebook
To Sir with Love.
Rich via Email
Does The Breakfast Club (1985) count? Most of the film is bickering between kids from different class backgrounds. Failing that, Good Will Hunting (1997) "How'd you like dem apples?" [Applesauce. Bitch. - Juan]
@Nebuchanezer via Twitter
Gattaca (1997).
Marcus via email
How about Gosford Park (2001)?
Susan S. via Facebook
Pride and Prejudice (2005)
Kristina via email
King Ralph (1991). Blue collar American becomes King of England. Chaos ensues.
Marie from MYHMM
Say Anything (1989). I think this is the third time I've used a John Cusack flick for an MSO. I wonder what that says about me...
Juan from MYMHM
Filmography links and data courtesy of The Internet Movie Database.
Reader Comments (2)
Barry Lyndon- Opportunistic Irish rogue attempts to worm his way into the upper echelons of the english aristocracy, but his coarse and brawling nature ultimately results in his being cast out and scorned by that society.
Wow. I've SEEN that flick Evan, but in looking it up just now, I had NO IDEA it was a Kubrick movie.
Learning new things every day...