Worst film ever
- Brighton review by BB
Would have given film zero stars but wasn’t sure if that was possible.
Bizarre premise, gratuitous language, racist and sexist language - no excuse that it was set in far less liberal times.
Wonder why good actors like Lesley Sharp and Phil Davis agreed to do this film.
Even more I’m wondering how I came to order it!
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DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT IT
- Brighton review by MW
Appalling film ... from the 20 mins I could bear to watch.
How could such a fine group of actors get involved in this? These are characters for whom it is impossible to have any empathy. It's difficult to believe any film-maker could be drawn to such dross and I can only hope the cast were very well paid, as it could only have harmed their careers. Not deserving of one star.
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So so bad
- Brighton review by Ed
So bad my wife couldn't watch more the 20 minutes. Weak storyline and 90% of it isn't even in Brighton. The pier at the very end is Eastbourne. Seems to be the only reason it is called Brighton is so they can have Gay people in it!!
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A Horrid Film. Avoid
- Brighton review by GI
Based on a stage play by Steven Berkoff this is an attempt to highlight the social prejudices in modern day Britain and what a failure. It's essentially a foul mouthed attempt at comedy in order to show generational racism, fat shaming, homophobia etc etc. Watching it is a cringeworthy experience. Not bothering to move away from the stage play format director Stephen Cookson sets most of the film on the sea front at Brighton where the four main characters sit and reminisce about their meeting there in the 1950s. Larry Lamb is the raging Teddy Boy who rants on about 'poofs' and 'packs' while his friend played by Phil Davis sits in awe of him. Lamb's wife played by Marion Bailey is a despicable character, a nasty, self pitying glutton and only Lesley Sharp as Davis' wife is given any real depth and a decent story. A film that is all too late and now meaningless and one that leaves a bit of a nasty taste in the mouth. Not worth your time.
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oh dear
- Brighton review by MF
whilst having a quality cast and a good story line it seemed to be a budget type film, we were pleased when the film finished. Also contains what is now called Aged humour .
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Not for me
- Brighton review by CS
Agree with previous viewers. This was not my cup of tea at all. Swearing prolific with no holes barred and constant by all parties.
It's about 2 sets of married couples visiting Brighton on a day trip from London. Would'nt recommend. Not at all entertaining.
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