St Trinians is So Massive That You Cant Get In To See It!!
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LOL. Took my 14 year old cousin to see it, I almost walked out during the first 20 minutes, but stuck with it. It did improve a bit about half way through, and at least I had Russell Brand to look at.
I thought this film was really good, really cheeky and fun! Will definitely be getting it on DVD. And any Colin Firth fans will love it cos you get to see him naked, mm....
Also someone mentioned Bee Movie and I Am Legend. Bee Movie was top notch, I Am Legend was a bit of a let down
Also someone mentioned Bee Movie and I Am Legend. Bee Movie was top notch, I Am Legend was a bit of a let down
ol_skool63
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Any fans of Colin Firth should watch a BBC film called Tumbledown. I think it was one of, or THE first major roll he had. Gives an amazing performance, really tug's the 'ol heart strings!
He is totally wasted in all these rom com type things he does.
He is totally wasted in all these rom com type things he does.
ziggyiguana
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Ominous. 
or sexual stuff in it?Tim Haveron Jones
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Hmmm, maybe i'll leave it then or just go with my frienRAB so we can drool over Russell, the swine
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I think the only swear word is Sh*t, and to be honest you can barely make it out.
texas2sweetie
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Mystique:
The film would be unsuitable for an 8 year old. Far too young for what is a 12A certificate(which is basically a borderline 15).
The film would be unsuitable for an 8 year old. Far too young for what is a 12A certificate(which is basically a borderline 15).
Yes I agree - unless you have a very sophisticated 8 year old! But the language isn't a problem, and I personally thought it a very funny film. We saw it over the Christmas holidays and it was packed - mainly families I think.
I liked the original movies too and when I heard about this film I was hoping that they would keep it set in the same time rather than trying to update it. However, I quickly changed my mind. Basically it is the same jokes as the original films but with a modern twist. There are some very obvious references to other movies but I saw that as more of a joke than deliberate attempts to copy as suggested by a previous poster.
My daughter (12) is going to see it again with her friend's family at the weekend - friend's mother is a bit more straight laced than me I think so it will be interesting to see what she makes of it!
I liked the original movies too and when I heard about this film I was hoping that they would keep it set in the same time rather than trying to update it. However, I quickly changed my mind. Basically it is the same jokes as the original films but with a modern twist. There are some very obvious references to other movies but I saw that as more of a joke than deliberate attempts to copy as suggested by a previous poster.
My daughter (12) is going to see it again with her friend's family at the weekend - friend's mother is a bit more straight laced than me I think so it will be interesting to see what she makes of it!
Clarence St-Rose
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have seen the original films, but not this one yet. should hopefully see it soon. i dont think it will top the originals though. they're so funny
three_ladybug
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I loved the old ones, i think the new one embodies all the same qualities of the old ones, just with a modern twist.
Lola Goose
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I thought this was really good...Wasn't Laugh A Minute. Still Funny though.
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I thoroughly enjoyed St Trinians - chortled all the way through it.
It's got to be worth it just to see Rupert Everett dragged up as the Headmistress - hilarious
It's easy to be snooty about a film like this - I wasn't.
It's a rolicking good laugh, and British-made
... also it's worth staying in your seat at the end of the film, because as the credits roll Rupert and Colin sing "Love is in the Air" as a duo - frigging hilarious
It's got to be worth it just to see Rupert Everett dragged up as the Headmistress - hilarious
It's easy to be snooty about a film like this - I wasn't.
It's a rolicking good laugh, and British-made
... also it's worth staying in your seat at the end of the film, because as the credits roll Rupert and Colin sing "Love is in the Air" as a duo - frigging hilarious
piglet28266
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Some of my uni frienRAB and i went to see it the weekend before last and the screen was nearly full. We all really enjoyed it, i mean its not going to win any awarRAB or anything but it was fun and shouldnt be taken too seriously. Colin was fab as always and i thought the two lead girls Gemma Arterton and Talulah Riley were really good, especially Gemma.