Ship was ok, but product was not that great.
Added 11/7/2009
The product arrived, but the Movie have minor scratch and freezed at half way through the movie.
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A real HOOT!
Added 8/13/2009
On my list of one of the funniest movies. It's real sweet, too. Good fun for children, tweens, teens, and adults. Mr. Bean is hilarious.
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Not hilarious that's for sure!
Added 8/10/2009
You try hard to laugh at this film but many times it doesn't work! However I have to say the few funny scenes are quite hilarious.
Very silly and clumsy Mr. Bean wins a trip to Cannes in a lottery, only to go through many silly adventures that are mostly not funny at all.
I think this movie is best enjoyed by Kids, not adults.
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Like fingernails on a chalkboard
Added 7/27/2009
How much you'll enjoy "Mr. Bean's Holiday" will depend in large part on your tolerance for Rowan Atkninson, a rubber-faced comedian who, with his broad physical humor and near-wordless pantomime, harkens back - in style if not in quality - to the silent greats like Chaplin, Keaton, Langdon, etc.
In this installment, the British Mr. Bean wins the top prize in a local raffle - an all-expenses-paid trip to the French Riviera. The movie chronicles the havoc he leaves in his wake both on the way to his destination and in the South of France itself, culminating in a major ruckus at the Cannes Film Festival, no less (this is the best part of the movie, actually).
The problem is that none of it really plays very well as comedy. After what feels like the longest credit sequence in motion picture history, Mr. Bean launches into a French restaurant bit that Lucille Ball had already done to perfection fifty years earlier. Things don't get much better from that point on, as Bean races from one pratfall-ridden disaster to another throughout the course of the movie. And, when all else fails, the filmmakers throw a hapless youngster - a boy who gets accidentally separated from his father at a train station - into the mix to turn this into Atkinson's own version of "The Kid."
Mr. Bean may be funny to some, but to me he's just annoying and creepy - the visual equivalent of nails on a chalkboard perhaps. The grunting and groaning and monosyllabic muttering become unendurable over time, and the constant facial twitching and mugging for the camera don't do much to endear us to the character - or to the performer, for that matter - either.
As a source of laughter, this Bean character is certainly an acquired taste and I'm perfectly willing to concede that there is something in all this labored farce that I simply don`t relate to. To each his own, I suppose.
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Classic Mr. Bean!
Added 6/17/2009
This movie is Mr. Bean at his best! Max Baldry and Emma de Caunes compliment Rowan Atkinson perfectly. Anyone who thinks sight comedy is dead should definitely view this production!
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Ship was ok, but product was not that great.
Added 11/7/2009
The product arrived, but the Movie have minor scratch and freezed at half way through the movie.
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A real HOOT!
Added 8/13/2009
On my list of one of the funniest movies. It's real sweet, too. Good fun for children, tweens, teens, and adults. Mr. Bean is hilarious.
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Not hilarious that's for sure!
Added 8/10/2009
You try hard to laugh at this film but many times it doesn't work! However I have to say the few funny scenes are quite hilarious.
Very silly and clumsy Mr. Bean wins a trip to Cannes in a lottery, only to go through many silly adventures that are mostly not funny at all.
I think this movie is best enjoyed by Kids, not adults.
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