enjoyed the programme. please remember you can always reach us online, and you can find us on twitter. so from me, tom brook, and the rest of the talking movies production team here in london, it s goodbye as we leave you with this musical tribute to the bbc from the pop duo sparks. # now that i own the bbc # what am i supposed to do with this thing? # now that i own the bbc # what am i supposed to make of this thing? # all this power, all this glory # all these djs and all these stories # what was i thinking? # what could i have been thinking? # hey rupert murdoch, help me out # i m flying blind
it holds onto its identity for the next 100 years, and it keeps going, and that it can continue to be publicly funded and not privatised, so that it can retain its core values, which.are very important. well, that brings a special bbc 100 edition of talking movies to a close, we hope you have enjoyed the programme. please remember you can always reach us online, and you can find us on twitter. so from me, tom brook, and the rest of the talking movies production team here in london, it s goodbye as we leave you with this musical tribute to the bbc from the pop duo sparks. # now that i own the bbc # what am i supposed to do with this thing? # now that i own the bbc # what am i supposed to make of this thing? # all this power, all this glory
media satire, speculating on what would happen if a giant comet was hurtling towards earth, spelling total extinction. what i see in her is obvious. what she sees in me is a little more puzzling. in sixth place, annette, the opening film at this year s cannes film festival, in which the story and songs came from the pop duo sparks. a seriously weird but thoroughly engaging film. taking the number five spot, joe wright s cyrano, an adaptation of the stage musical based on the cyrano de bergerac play. the songs were performed live, and that really connected with audience. i don t know where my family is. can i go and check on them? i won t be long. in fourth place, quo vadis aida? not a documentary, but it felt hauntingly real.
is a little more puzzling. in sixth place, the opening film at this year s cannes film festival, in which the story and songs came from the pop duo sparks. a seriously weird but thoroughly engaging film. taking the number five spot, joe wright s cyrano, an adaptation of the stage musical based on the cyrano de bergerac play. the songs were performed live, and that really connected with audience. i don t know where my family is. can i go and check on them? i won t be long. in fourth place, quo vadis aida? not a documentary, but it felt hauntingly real. at number three, the velvet underground. filmmaker todd haynes turns his hand to documentary making with a brilliant chronicle
and beset by tragedy. watch out for that traffic there. number eight, from sir kenneth branagh, another personal film account of childhood, in this case belfast. the film is a valentine to the city and a loving tribute to his family, helped by a brilliant portrayal by young actorjude hill. your reading is stressing me out. this will affect the entire planet. in seventh place, don t look up, adam mckay s refreshing media satire, speculating on what would happen if a giant comet was hurtling towards earth, spelling total extinction. what i see in her is obvious. what she sees them he is a little more puzzling. in sixth place, and it, the opening film at this year s cannes film festival, in which the story and songs came from the pop duo sparks. a seriously weird but thoroughly engaging film.