Two guys, driving around the Lake District,

[Gob]

in a car, chatting and doing impersonations.

Doesn't sounds like it would be the plot for a good movie.

But it is, we saw it last night.

With qualifications.
1. Some knowledge of the actors and their work is needed.
2. The humour tends to be very British.
3. The humour is balanced by pathos.


We've got the TV series which this movie is based, coming over from the UK on DVD, really looking forward to watching it. (Sean & SMF will get a copy!)

[The Hen]

It was a marvelous work and one I thoroughly enjoyed.




Ah-haaaaaaaaaa!

[Sean]

Ah! So it's worth a watch then.

1. Some knowledge of the actors and their work is needed.

Who is Steve Coogan? Has he been in anything I might have seen?

[Crackpot]

Hamlet 2 (far far better than anyone would expect it to be) and various other supporting roles

[Gob]

"Wings, the band the beetles could have been."

[Sean]

I thought he had curly hair... That can't be the same bloke.

[Gob]

I'd not seen this one before!

[Long Run]

Ah! So it's worth a watch then.

1. Some knowledge of the actors and their work is needed.

Who is Steve Coogan? Has he been in anything I might have seen?

His scene with Alfred Molina in Coffee and Cigarettes was subtle and clever in its humour. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhNyafL1cm4

[Sean]

Still none the wiser, Has this Coogan bloke done anything else?

[Crackpot]

I hear he's played Tom Petty.

[Rick]

I can play the radio...

[Sean]

I hear he's played Tom Petty.

And he's put a block on any Presidentail candidate using "Knowing Me, Knowing You" or anything by Tony Ferrino.

*edited for speelling*
*typo reinserted*

[Crackpot]

Is that Like Monica Lewinski or Marilyn Monroe?

[Sean]

[Crackpot]

Fuck up My Joke with an edit

[Sean]

Anytime mate!

I'll put the typo back in... or maybe just make you look like a blethering idiot for a while longer...