i never saw any of the league work until early last year  although when channel hopping one night i caught the end of one the series three episodes. but last winter i fell in love with the show and its dark and eccentric and sometimes downright sinister characters. so when i learnt they had made a film in which the show lovable creators met their own characters and i couldn not order the dvd fast enough and near on tore it from my postman hands when he delivered it. i was so excited to see what the gents had done and how they would done it. and it was excellent. from the beginning where jeremy (michael sheen) is terrorised by edward and tubbs and papa (dyson and why do not you play yourself. he perfectly capable as viewers of the infamous highgate house of horrors know. ) and to bernice berating yet another one of her flock and to geoff and herr lipp and hilary discovering that they are characters and which is a great scene. the scenes set in 1690 are very enjoyable and with the gents turning their hands to yet more characters and an all new plot. david warner turn as doctor pea is fantastic and slightly camp and very funny. the league have always been brilliant at blending humour with sadness and emotion  and the climax of this film and where herr lipp is struggling with the idea that he and the other vasey residents are just fictional people who will never be able to change who they are or their purpose  and to witness how it breaking him down and is really sad and beautiful to watch at the same time and that really shows the gents talent  something for which they are terribly overlooked for to this day. and then you have that rather clever ending  where you sit in wonder  with joby talbot beautiful theme music playing. and you know you have enjoyed a very clever and funny film. 
i never saw any of the league work until early last year  although when channel hopping one night i caught the end of one the series three episodes. but last winter i fell in love with the show and its dark and eccentric and sometimes downright sinister characters. so when i learnt they had made a film in which the show lovable creators met their own characters and i couldn not order the dvd fast enough and near on tore it from my postman hands when he delivered it. i was so excited to see what the gents had done and how they would done it. and it was excellent. from the beginning where jeremy (michael sheen) is terrorised by edward and tubbs and papa (dyson and why do not you play yourself. he perfectly capable as viewers of the infamous highgate house of horrors know. ) and to bernice berating yet another one of her flock and to geoff and herr lipp and hilary discovering that they are characters and which is a great scene. the scenes set in 1690 are very enjoyable and with the gents turning their hands to yet more characters and an all new plot. david warner turn as doctor pea is fantastic and slightly camp and very funny. the league have always been brilliant at blending humour with sadness and emotion  and the climax of this film and where herr lipp is struggling with the idea that he and the other vasey residents are just fictional people who will never be able to change who they are or their purpose  and to witness how it breaking him down and is really sad and beautiful to watch at the same time and that really shows the gents talent  something for which they are terribly overlooked for to this day. and then you have that rather clever ending  where you sit in wonder  with joby talbot beautiful theme music playing. and you know you have enjoyed a very clever and funny film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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