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5.0 out of 5 stars
Sit down, relax and have fun,
By Annie "The Dog Walker" (Toronto, ON Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bean: The Movie (DVD)
Mr. BeanIf you want to have some good laugh, just sit down, relax and enjoy this DVD. This is not a story with a deep meaning or an eclectic film. But...hey...funny stuff is part of our life and is very important. Laughing is a great way to relax and feel better. This is a movie you can watch more than once and every time I watch it...I have a good time. I love it.
5.0 out of 5 stars
The art of a comedy.,
By Darko (London, KY USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bean: The Movie (DVD)
I saw this film at the local theater when I was but a boy in 1997. Batman and Robin was a complete f***ing failure that year but I had something to bounce back on. And that was Bean. This movie was too hillarious for words. Rowan Atkinson is one of the greatest comedic masterminds of all time. He can take one simple mistake such as for example, sneezing on an important piece of American history like the "Whistler's Mother" painting and turning it into a full scale disaster involving paint thinner, breaking and entering, bathroom humor, and an incredibly moving speech and make it so frickin funny that you have to see it again. I must admit, I saw Bean 3 times that year and it got funnier every time. It's like a classic film such as Forrest Gump or Star Wars. Films like that get better and better everytime because you notice something new and it feels like watching a brand new movie. That's what makes movie watching so worthwhile. It starts to grow on you. But anyhow, Bean is probably one of the greatest comedies of all time and it only gets better because behind this great comedy there was an even greater television series. In 1998, the Fox family channel which is now ABC family swept into my cable company's channel list and Mr Bean was one of the shows that came on all the time. And it's even funnier that the movie. Some of the movie's bits came from the show such as Bean getting the turkey stuck to his head. If you buy this dvd which you should, buy the dvd sets of the tv series. But on a final note, this is one of the most hillarious films ever, so buy it.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wow,
By Kosovar (New York) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bean: The Movie (DVD)
Rowan Atkinson talks in this movie for a change!It's one of the best comedies ever. This time, mr.Bean is a caretaker at Royal National Gallery. As a matter of fact he's a sleeper as he sleeps all day long at his work place. Since the chairman adores mr.Bean instead of getting him fired he sends mr.Bean to U.S.A. This is where the trouble begins...:) A must see movie
5.0 out of 5 stars
YOU WON'T STOP THE LAUGHTER!!,
By Gabriel (Puerto Rico) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bean: The Movie (DVD)
It seems that nationality has something to dowith how we enjoy humor. I expected to see a higher rating given to this movie. For me, puertorrican, this is the kind of humor I enjoy the most. This movie is terribly funny - I simply has no words to describe it - just watch it as soon as you can, you won't be dissapointed.
3.0 out of 5 stars
Doesn't translate well,
By kennedy19 "kennedy19" (wakefield, ma USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bean the Ultimate Disaster (VHS Tape)
Rowan Atkinson is a fine comic actor, as evidenced by his brilliant character Mr. Bean and his other, more talky television roles such as a policeman in "The Thin Blue Line." The Bean television show draws most of its humor from sight gags; indeed, it could almost be a silent movie. This Hollywood film, however, is something else entirely, and it suffers for it. Bean is obliged to talk a good deal, which doesn't suit the character well nor play to his special persona's strengths. The plot involves Bean being sent to Los Angeles, pretending to be an art expert. He stays with a typical dysfunctional family (ho hum) and ends up wreaking havoc but ultimately solving their problems too. There are too many squeamish gross-out gags (some featuring Bean in an operating room) that might please the intended teen audience but aren't terribly funny. The funniest stuff comes when Bean accidentally destroys the famous painting of Whistler's Mother and strives to draw his own face on it instead. So, see it once for the heck of it, but you'll have more fun watching any of the original Bean television shows.
3.0 out of 5 stars
The Mr. Bean TV Bits are Funnier!,
This review is from: Bean: The Movie (DVD)
This theatrical movie version of Mr. Bean was cute and Rowan Atkinson is always funny as Mr. Bean but this movie just isn't as good as Rowan Atkinson's British TV show. This movie has Mr. Bean coming to America and what could have been a great movie just didn't entirely work, I guess because it was a little too Hollywoodized! Perhaps they should have filmed the movie in England and used more British humor unstead of Hollywood type humor. I guess the movie had it's moments but it just can't compare to the TV bits.
3.0 out of 5 stars
One Man. One Masterpiece. One Very Big Mistake.,
By Dave Capo "nighthawk86" (Toronto, Ontario Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bean the Ultimate Disaster (VHS Tape)
Mr. Bean makes it to the USA in this movie and, just like he does back home in England, he causes absolute chaos. He works as security guard in a London art museum and is assigned to escort the famous "Whistler's Mother" painting to an LA museum. When Mr. Bean arrives there, the museum owner and the curator mistake him to be an art expert and from then on the disasters begin. "Bean" had some very funny moments in it, however I don't think the Mr. Bean character was well -suited to this type of film. It's nothing more than a typical comedy with Mr. Bean thrown in it to generate some laughs (most of which are Americanized). Not only that but Mr. Bean is forced to interact with a lot of characters and stay in the confines a plot, which is not like him. Bean is at his best in the TV series, not an American comedy. But as I said, there were some hilarious scenes here. The part where Mr. Bean spikes a security guards coffee with laxative (and then takes the bathroom key with him!) was great and so was the scene when he wrecks up the painting. If you happen to be a Bean purist or a nonfan, you might not appreciate this movie. However, if you are a fan of Rowan Atkinson then do try this out.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Very funny,
By Daniel Baker (Peoria IL) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bean: The Movie (DVD)
This movie is great it is the most funny thing you will find except for the Mr.Bean tv show.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Hilarious,
This review is from: Bean: The Movie (DVD)
If you are already a fan of Mr. Bean and haven't yet seen this movie, run to the store!! Watch the disaster-man come to America... A famous American painting is bought from the Brits and goes back to the US; the British art museum is asked to send a renown art scholar who will deliver a speech during the celebration of the masterpiece return. They decide to send Bean. He is no scholar, of course, he's just a watchman they wish they could fire; but they can't, so they are happy to get rid of him at least for a couple of months by sending him to the States. Some of the antics are taken from the TV series, but there are many new ones you will enjoy. The episode of Mr. Bean's arrival to the airport is priceless, as well as his "performance" in front of the mirror-wall at the police station. Highly recommended to any Bean lover.
5.0 out of 5 stars
He's Bean,
By jj "Justin" (ny) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bean the Ultimate Disaster (VHS Tape)
Rowan Atkinson Is So Funny. He Needs To Do More Bean. How About Bean 2. Just See This Movie If You Like Hysterical Comedy.
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Bean: The Movie by Mel Smith (DVD - 2005)
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