Does this conditional sentence sound good?

[AlexAD]

Hi, there.

Could you please comment on the sentence below:

I wouldn't have liked the film in the way I did if it hadn't been for Collin Farrel.
or
Had not it been for Collin Farrel I wouldn't have liked the film in the way I did.

Is it good English? If so, what version would you prefer in both written and spoken English? If not, please leave your version of that.
Thank you in advance.

[Soup]

• I wouldn't have liked the film in the way I did if it hadn't been for Collin Farrel.

• Had not it been for Collin Farrel I wouldn't have liked the film in the way I did.
  
  • Had it not been...

Both are fine. Here are more:

• If it hadn't been for Collin Farrel, I wouldn't have enjoyed the movie as much as I did.
• If it wasn't for Collin Farrel, I wouldn't have liked the movie so much.
• Collin Farrel made the movie (i.e., he made it enjoyable for me to watch).

[AlexAD]

Thanks.
Should I use movie instead of film or that's country specific?

[AlexAD]

If it wasn't for Collin Farrel, I wouldn't have liked the movie so much.

I wonder if we can mix up a conditional part of the conditional sentence of the 2-nd type with a main part of the conditional sentence of the 3-rd type?
Thanks.

[5jj]

I wonder if we can mix up a conditional part of the conditional sentence of the 2-nd type with a main part of the conditional sentence of the 3-rd type?

These are all acceptable and 'correct' English:

I would not have come to Prague (in the past) if I had not found (at a previous time in the past) an interesting job there.
I would not have left England (in the past) if I hadn't had (at the same past time) an interesting job waiting for me.
I would not have left England (in the past) if I were (general time) a more settled person.
I would not be in Prague (in the present) if I had not found (in the past) an interesting job.
I would not be in Prague (in the present) if I did not like (in the present/general time) living here.

[Soup]

Thanks.
Should I use movie instead of film or that's country specific?

It depends on the person.

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