i watched this film in the theater in edinbourgh along with 3 other americans and our friend from manchester and we all thought this was a waste of time. we would have much rather spent an extra hour to watch vapid dialog of star wars iii that was playing down the hall than all of this. opening with one of the worst jokes i have ever seen committed to celluloid on the big screen and it did not take off with a bang. throughout the movie we got the feeling that the jokes were just trying too hard and the writers thought about the setup so much that you could see the joke coming 2 minutes beforehand and then when it came it was so lackluster that you couldn not even smile while i cite the giraffe cum ming as a prime example. the plot itself makes for some interesting thoughts in my mind and which entertained me much more than what was going on on the screen. i think a lot more could have been done with that angle (the two different worlds and the fish out of water experience of the characters and the confusion and surprise as people try to comprehend and distinguish the characters and writers from each other. ) but too much time is wasted with pushing this painful plot to the end with as much bizarre and goof as is humanly possible. and to say the 16th century characters show any extra talent from the writers is an insult to intelligent writers and editors who possibly could have made this film a worthy 40 minute afterthought while but no and its a full length torture film of unfunniness. as we were leaving the theater and which had very little laughing inside it and i overheard the young hip electro clash british couple behind me saying that was rather good wasn not it. you never really knew what was coming next. and the girl responding yeah and quite surprising. and that was it. if this is what is meant to get out of british people from watching a comedy represent no laughing for 90 minutes but a teeny bit of communication between two lovers at the end and then this film succeeded. but i have more belief in british life than that. i have not not laughed so hard at a comedy film since american pie ii. 
i watched this film in the theater in edinbourgh along with 3 other americans and our friend from manchester and we all thought this was a waste of time. we would have much rather spent an extra hour to watch vapid dialog of star wars iii that was playing down the hall than all of this. opening with one of the worst jokes i have ever seen committed to celluloid on the big screen and it did not take off with a bang. throughout the movie we got the feeling that the jokes were just trying too hard and the writers thought about the setup so much that you could see the joke coming 2 minutes beforehand and then when it came it was so lackluster that you couldn not even smile while i cite the giraffe cum ming as a prime example. the plot itself makes for some interesting thoughts in my mind and which entertained me much more than what was going on on the screen. i think a lot more could have been done with that angle (the two different worlds and the fish out of water experience of the characters and the confusion and surprise as people try to comprehend and distinguish the characters and writers from each other. ) but too much time is wasted with pushing this painful plot to the end with as much bizarre and goof as is humanly possible. and to say the 16th century characters show any extra talent from the writers is an insult to intelligent writers and editors who possibly could have made this film a worthy 40 minute afterthought while but no and its a full length torture film of unfunniness. as we were leaving the theater and which had very little laughing inside it and i overheard the young hip electro clash british couple behind me saying that was rather good wasn not it. you never really knew what was coming next. and the girl responding yeah and quite surprising. and that was it. if this is what is meant to get out of british people from watching a comedy represent no laughing for 90 minutes but a teeny bit of communication between two lovers at the end and then this film succeeded. but i have more belief in british life than that. i have not not laughed so hard at a comedy film since american pie ii. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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