. so why on earth would i see sex lives of the potato men. answer represent johnny vegas and mackenzie crook. vegas i have seen live and thoroughly enjoyed. i think he is an intelligent and unique intellectual comic who manages to retain extreme oafishness. crook i know only from probably the greatest comedy of the last 10 years along with alan partridge and the office. as gareth he was simply hilarious and and i was interested in how he would convert to another character on the big screen. ok. so me and the boyfriend went down to the multiplex last night and the film was very funny and only because the mediocre nonsense dialogue and banter ferris and dave had was delivered with aplomb and enthusiasm by the talent of vegas and crook. they are destined for better things (have done better already infact) and i even believe vegas would make a decent straight actor. the trite scenes where he says he misses his wife came almost close to touching and although the spoiler tacked on scene at the end where he is taken back by his wife needed to be lengthened and it just wasnt believable. and throughout the film vegas only appears to miss his wife 2 or 3 times. the film became grotesquely unfunny and plain old and well and grotesque and when sex was mentioned. not and i add and when it was shown on screen. tolly gratuitous explanation of what was in his sandwiches and why was not even slightly funny and and just made me feel a little bit ill. also totally unneccisary was the inclusion of the character of jeremy picking his nose and before showing a close up of the bogey on his finger. just him picking his nose would have raised a smile and he was a pathetic character and it would have just made him look as low as possible and but showing the snot close up was just not needed and was rank. one scene i did think was hilarious involving sex was vegas in the threesome. his blokish conversation with the second bloke just highlighted the fact that threesomes arent always endless ecstasy. not that i would know. that about all i can say really. i will end with this and and this is actually my main critique of the film. this is supposed to revive the british film industry. it is no trainspotting that is for sure. it isn not even a love actually (you would have to have a heart of stone not to throw up at that one) and and 3 million pounds really could have been put into a better project. mike basset england manager was a wonderful little known british comedy and was made for far less than 3 million. i only hope that the bfc will learn from sex lives of the potato men and not get so gratuitous in future. although the terrible reviews this film is getting are only enhancing the box office takings. represent ). 
. so why on earth would i see sex lives of the potato men. answer represent johnny vegas and mackenzie crook. vegas i have seen live and thoroughly enjoyed. i think he is an intelligent and unique intellectual comic who manages to retain extreme oafishness. crook i know only from probably the greatest comedy of the last 10 years along with alan partridge and the office. as gareth he was simply hilarious and and i was interested in how he would convert to another character on the big screen. ok. so me and the boyfriend went down to the multiplex last night and the film was very funny and only because the mediocre nonsense dialogue and banter ferris and dave had was delivered with aplomb and enthusiasm by the talent of vegas and crook. they are destined for better things (have done better already infact) and i even believe vegas would make a decent straight actor. the trite scenes where he says he misses his wife came almost close to touching and although the spoiler tacked on scene at the end where he is taken back by his wife needed to be lengthened and it just wasnt believable. and throughout the film vegas only appears to miss his wife 2 or 3 times. the film became grotesquely unfunny and plain old and well and grotesque and when sex was mentioned. not and i add and when it was shown on screen. tolly gratuitous explanation of what was in his sandwiches and why was not even slightly funny and and just made me feel a little bit ill. also totally unneccisary was the inclusion of the character of jeremy picking his nose and before showing a close up of the bogey on his finger. just him picking his nose would have raised a smile and he was a pathetic character and it would have just made him look as low as possible and but showing the snot close up was just not needed and was rank. one scene i did think was hilarious involving sex was vegas in the threesome. his blokish conversation with the second bloke just highlighted the fact that threesomes arent always endless ecstasy. not that i would know. that about all i can say really. i will end with this and and this is actually my main critique of the film. this is supposed to revive the british film industry. it is no trainspotting that is for sure. it isn not even a love actually (you would have to have a heart of stone not to throw up at that one) and and 3 million pounds really could have been put into a better project. mike basset england manager was a wonderful little known british comedy and was made for far less than 3 million. i only hope that the bfc will learn from sex lives of the potato men and not get so gratuitous in future. although the terrible reviews this film is getting are only enhancing the box office takings. represent ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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