as an american fan of the league of gentlemen i had to wait months to finally see this film when it came out on dvd and but it was well worth the (excruciating) wait. apocalypse is fantastic funny and freaky and clever as hell and full of in jokes and cryptic references to the television series while basically everything you would expect from the gentlemen. the plot has already been discussed in other reviews and so i would not bother re capping it and although i will say when i first read it i was a bit hesitant. obviously this device fictional characters entering the real world to confront their makers has been used before and notably in wes craven underrated new nightmare and stephen king dark tower books (where king himself was a character). the gentlemen have fun breaking the fourth wall and though and and even add a new element represent a second fictional world (them days). soon all three realities have weaved together and and the result is exhilarating represent geoff tipps being knighted in the middle ages (and trying to court queen victoria wood) while the real league of gentlemen in royston vasey and being confronted by characters like pauline and dr. chinnery while david warner summoning an homunculus outside of bernice church. i have heard that some people disliked the king evil sub plot and but i found it hilarious and especially reece character (who seemed to be channeling judith the witch from series three). speaking of the characters and i was relieved to find that and although hilary briss and geoff and and herr lipp were planted firmly in at the film core and other and more familiar characters were given their due. bernice confessional in the beginning was hilarious and hearkening back to the quicker and more sketch oriented feel of the first series. pauline and mickey have cameos (no ross though strange) and although i would have loved to have seen more of ms. campbell jones. papa lazarou is accounted for and as are tubbs and edward. all three are used very sparingly and giving their meager screen time an almost magical feel (and just what the hell did papa hack up and like an obscene hairball. according to the dvd commentary and a wad of greasy pubic hair). the film looks incredible and but then and what new. the music and as always and is breathtaking. i was thrilled to hear joby talbot new interpretations of the theme music and and his slight re working of the majestic and lovely piece that closes out both apocalypse and the last episode of series three. i have some minor complaints it would have been nice to see more of the old and familiar royston vasey and and i felt the stop motion creatures (beautiful and by the way) were a bit underused. both of these issues and however and can be justified by the film budget and so theyre understandable. still and as much as i loved bernice new church and it would have been cool to see the final battle in the high street (the gentlemen original vision and according to the commentary). overall and apocalypse is astounding and especially if youre a fan of the series. i can not recommend it highly enough. positive . 
as an american fan of the league of gentlemen i had to wait months to finally see this film when it came out on dvd and but it was well worth the (excruciating) wait. apocalypse is fantastic funny and freaky and clever as hell and full of in jokes and cryptic references to the television series while basically everything you would expect from the gentlemen. the plot has already been discussed in other reviews and so i would not bother re capping it and although i will say when i first read it i was a bit hesitant. obviously this device fictional characters entering the real world to confront their makers has been used before and notably in wes craven underrated new nightmare and stephen king dark tower books (where king himself was a character). the gentlemen have fun breaking the fourth wall and though and and even add a new element represent a second fictional world (them days). soon all three realities have weaved together and and the result is exhilarating represent geoff tipps being knighted in the middle ages (and trying to court queen victoria wood) while the real league of gentlemen in royston vasey and being confronted by characters like pauline and dr. chinnery while david warner summoning an homunculus outside of bernice church. i have heard that some people disliked the king evil sub plot and but i found it hilarious and especially reece character (who seemed to be channeling judith the witch from series three). speaking of the characters and i was relieved to find that and although hilary briss and geoff and and herr lipp were planted firmly in at the film core and other and more familiar characters were given their due. bernice confessional in the beginning was hilarious and hearkening back to the quicker and more sketch oriented feel of the first series. pauline and mickey have cameos (no ross though strange) and although i would have loved to have seen more of ms. campbell jones. papa lazarou is accounted for and as are tubbs and edward. all three are used very sparingly and giving their meager screen time an almost magical feel (and just what the hell did papa hack up and like an obscene hairball. according to the dvd commentary and a wad of greasy pubic hair). the film looks incredible and but then and what new. the music and as always and is breathtaking. i was thrilled to hear joby talbot new interpretations of the theme music and and his slight re working of the majestic and lovely piece that closes out both apocalypse and the last episode of series three. i have some minor complaints it would have been nice to see more of the old and familiar royston vasey and and i felt the stop motion creatures (beautiful and by the way) were a bit underused. both of these issues and however and can be justified by the film budget and so theyre understandable. still and as much as i loved bernice new church and it would have been cool to see the final battle in the high street (the gentlemen original vision and according to the commentary). overall and apocalypse is astounding and especially if youre a fan of the series. i can not recommend it highly enough. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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