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Alan Partridge Reviews
Foot like a traction engine
Pure genius. Steve Coogan, Felicity Montagu, and the whole gang just nail it. I loved every minute.
Quite possibly the funniest film of the decade. This is Steve Coogan at his absolute best supported by stellar writing and exceptional performances from Tim Key, Colm Meaney and Felicity Montagu. The laughs are constant and range from painfully clever to downright silly and you enjoy every single one. Truly exceptional.
Great fun! I didn't think the magnificent 온라인카지노추천 series would transfer to the large screen, but it works and there are some great gags throughout. AhhHaaa!
When his mission goes horribly wrong, the cops are called. There's a lot of over-the-top comedy here. The greatest of British comedy. Like Hot Fuzz, this is a small town film.
It reminded me of "The Office." Witty dialog, good acting and an interesting plot...I really enjoyed it!
A darker and smarter "Airheads"(1994) packed with literary references led by the love-to-hate Partridge. It's great to find a comedy which rewards its audience who paid way too much money to study the British Romantic Poets at a private college back in 1997, as hopefully we now know there are no leading careers in Wordsworth, and that we also dropped all the Brits tea in the harbor back in 1773.
Familiar characters put into unrealistic situations. Lampooning cinematic films.
Ricky!! This is how you bring someone back. The character grows even if Alan himself is as out of date as his slacks. The film is great and has kept its main character as it should, funny and hopeless without trying to get the audience to pity him. Alan has the characteristics of all Great British comedy legends in that he ultimately fails in bettering himself. A daft set of events of an egotist who is oblivious to his faults. Cringe comedy at its best.
A far less nuanced and more mainstream approach for the series, but never the less hilarious and in some moments better than it's counterpart. Alan Partridge is a comedic icon in England for good reason and the movie version does Steve Coogans most beloved character justice. The banter is witty, fresh, and will satisfy old fans and new alike.
The worst Coogan/Partridge outing I have seen. If it rises to the level of Benny Hill, I must have blinked.
Alan Partridge is a funny comedy with some good laughs. The performances are well done and the story, while short, will bring some chuckles. Not all of the jokes work and the ending could’ve been a little better but overall it was an enjoyable time.
Alan Partridge is a funny comedy with some good laughs. The performances are well done and the story, while short, will bring some chuckles. Not all of the jokes work and the ending could’ve been a little better but overall it was an enjoyable time.
Alan Partridge successfully brings its established cast onto the big screen with an interesting plot, abundant with pluck and wit.
A welcome surprise. I was a big fan of I am Alan Partridge which finished many moons ago. This return is fresh and most importantly, funny. Alpha Papa (UK release title) is Steve Coogan returning to his signature role and managing to offer something new for fans and a very funny comedy for casual viewers.