Loads of knob gags, verbal and visual, teenage angst tackled head on and some fun cameos make for anything but a family film.You really feel for Kevin and Perry sometimes, even now 20 yeasr after I was a teenager, but they can be obnoxious. Rhys Ifans is good as a horribly seedy DJ (the scene in the limo when he licks his fingers is particuarly base) and the girls squeezing their spots will have you squirming.
That said there were lots of belly laughs amongst the crudity. This isn't a subtle film but if you don't expect much and know what to expect you won't waste your money.
Why is this being noted as a TV film when it is on UK wide cinema release?
That said there were lots of belly laughs amongst the crudity. This isn't a subtle film but if you don't expect much and know what to expect you won't waste your money.
Why is this being noted as a TV film when it is on UK wide cinema release?