Steampunk-ish movies

Movies with Victorian-era warships, or just Steampunky goodness

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (duh, no brainer)
Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines (not nautical, but very Punk)
Around the World in 80 Days
Moby Dick - sorta

 

At work, it's completely dead. Zero going on tonight. zzzzzzz

I'm re-reading old threads like this one: 1 Vs 1 Comparison | R/C Warship Combat

 

Master of the World
Steamboy
Wild Wild West
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

 

The best steampunk movie of all time.

I'll also throw in a plug for Hayao Miyazaki's Laputa: Castle in the Sky. It may be a bit more fantastical, but it has some good steampunk elements in the flapters and airships.

 

Ah, but the duel in Magnificent Men is so very, very, VERY perfect for Steampunk

For those of you unfortunate enough to either not have seen or not remember:
French officer challenged to duel by German (Prussian) officer. His choice of weapons?
Blunderbusses. In Balloons. Tethered over a wastewater treatment pond, no less

 

The classic: Battleship Potemkin (1925) - IMDb

 

How could I forget Iron Sky? Dirigible spaceships launching flying saucer attack craft. It doesn't get more punk than that.