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The multi award-winning Inbetweeners return – in this critically-acclaimed film
Will (Simon Bird), Simon (Joe Thomas), Jay (James Buckley) and Neil (Blake Harrison), have finished school forever, and are off on their first lads holiday. They‘re looking forward to two weeks in Malia with no parents, no teachers and little chance with the ladies.
From disastrous holiday accommodation, to Simon’s heartache, to Neil’s spectacular dancing, to Jay falling asleep in an ants nest, it’s a real coming-of-age film – where 4 boys become men… or at least try to. And with the chance for holiday romance the boys pull out all the stops!
Special Features:
Will (Simon Bird), Simon (Joe Thomas), Jay (James Buckley) and Neil (Blake Harrison), have finished school forever, and are off on their first lads holiday. They‘re looking forward to two weeks in Malia with no parents, no teachers and little chance with the ladies.
From disastrous holiday accommodation, to Simon’s heartache, to Neil’s spectacular dancing, to Jay falling asleep in an ants nest, it’s a real coming-of-age film – where 4 boys become men… or at least try to. And with the chance for holiday romance the boys pull out all the stops!
Special Features:
Includes over 2 hours of exclusive unseen material.
Disc 1 – Feature film, 5.1 audio, subtitles
Disc 2 – Exclusive Special Features:
- Making Of
- Joe Thomas Dangerman
- Things We Did Instead of Rehearsing
- London Premiere
- Skye Premiere
- Deleted Scenes
- Sims Parody
- Bloopers
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63 of 73 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Being an Inbetweeners fan, having watched every episode aired, and owning all three series. I wasn't quite sure what to expect. Since we all know, from past accusations, the TV programme to cinematic film format hasn't gone quite to plan, almost pretty much most of the time.
However, when I went to go see this at the cinema, I was entertained for a whole 90 minutes, and you should expect to be entertained! Despite paying for incredibely expensive tickets just to watch a film! Although, to most reviewers claiming 'It wasn't as good as the television series'. I beg to differ! The film was altered from the television series to make sure that the people who hadn't heard of or viewed the TV series could still relate to the film. Raise your expectations with this film, because it may appear as 'one extra long episode' to some, however I thought it was a great addition to the finale of the series.
The writers, especially, showed the true friendship between these boys, their individual personality and development still intact. The comical and the emotional journey of becoming an adult and dealing with rejection, these characters have learnt from, without changing who they really are inside.
Overall, to sum up this review. A very funny, rude, crude, light hearted and comical film, which truly redefines and lives up to E4's greatest television sitcom ever made!
However, when I went to go see this at the cinema, I was entertained for a whole 90 minutes, and you should expect to be entertained! Despite paying for incredibely expensive tickets just to watch a film! Although, to most reviewers claiming 'It wasn't as good as the television series'. I beg to differ! The film was altered from the television series to make sure that the people who hadn't heard of or viewed the TV series could still relate to the film. Raise your expectations with this film, because it may appear as 'one extra long episode' to some, however I thought it was a great addition to the finale of the series.
The writers, especially, showed the true friendship between these boys, their individual personality and development still intact. The comical and the emotional journey of becoming an adult and dealing with rejection, these characters have learnt from, without changing who they really are inside.
Overall, to sum up this review. A very funny, rude, crude, light hearted and comical film, which truly redefines and lives up to E4's greatest television sitcom ever made!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Blu-ray
From modest beginnings on E4, "The Inbetweeners" became - in my view - one of the greatest British TV comedies of recent years. If you'd ever been a teenager in suburbia, you could relate to Will, Simon, Jay and Neil's ham-fisted efforts to get drunk, impress girls and navigate their hormonal way through sixth form.
The transition to the big screen brings a few moments of sheer comedy gold, such as the hilarious nightclub dance and hotel pool scenes, but the movie generally doesn't have the same wit or invention as the TV series. Whereas the TV episodes were short, sharp and usually ended with the boys' failure and humiliation, the movie is drawn-out and sentimental, and a happy ending is telegraphed from early on.
The film's plot, which revolves around the group's encounters (and growing bond) with four holidaying girls, doesn't really convince. The girls themselves are well played, but their interest in the boys - despite the latter's charmless, gauche and sometimes obnoxious behaviour - beggars belief. None of the romantic possibilities in the series were ever so forgiving, and four attractive girls on holiday in a party resort are hardly going to hang around after being ignored and offended. Elsewhere, the main 'villain' of the piece (a nasty club rep) doesn't get enough screen time or play a coherent role, and Simon's tedious obsession with Carli is overdone. A couple of amusing cameos from sociopathic teacher Mr Gilbert simply remind you how much better the series was.
While the story allows the boys to mature a little - even Jay gets a poignant scene when he realises that he and Simon will soon go their separate ways - I had the feeling that none of the lads travelled far enough along their character arc to justify the movie's upbeat conclusion.
Overall, despite its weaknesses, this is a nice postscript to "The Inbetweeners" that will entertain fans. Sure, it's lewd, it's crude and it's unsophisticated, but the movie's depiction of teenage boys, and their typical drunken holiday antics, is faithful and amusing.
The transition to the big screen brings a few moments of sheer comedy gold, such as the hilarious nightclub dance and hotel pool scenes, but the movie generally doesn't have the same wit or invention as the TV series. Whereas the TV episodes were short, sharp and usually ended with the boys' failure and humiliation, the movie is drawn-out and sentimental, and a happy ending is telegraphed from early on.
The film's plot, which revolves around the group's encounters (and growing bond) with four holidaying girls, doesn't really convince. The girls themselves are well played, but their interest in the boys - despite the latter's charmless, gauche and sometimes obnoxious behaviour - beggars belief. None of the romantic possibilities in the series were ever so forgiving, and four attractive girls on holiday in a party resort are hardly going to hang around after being ignored and offended. Elsewhere, the main 'villain' of the piece (a nasty club rep) doesn't get enough screen time or play a coherent role, and Simon's tedious obsession with Carli is overdone. A couple of amusing cameos from sociopathic teacher Mr Gilbert simply remind you how much better the series was.
While the story allows the boys to mature a little - even Jay gets a poignant scene when he realises that he and Simon will soon go their separate ways - I had the feeling that none of the lads travelled far enough along their character arc to justify the movie's upbeat conclusion.
Overall, despite its weaknesses, this is a nice postscript to "The Inbetweeners" that will entertain fans. Sure, it's lewd, it's crude and it's unsophisticated, but the movie's depiction of teenage boys, and their typical drunken holiday antics, is faithful and amusing.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
I am a huge Inbetweeners fan owning all 3 series which I have watched so many times. I have just bought and watched the film on DVD and had been so looking forward to it with all the rave reviews but I found it really lacking. Compared to the series the script was poor, and it didn't have the same fast paced humour. I just didn't see what all the fuss was about. Really dissapointed.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Inbetweeners movie: needs a more fitting title
The inbetweeners movie follows are four main charecters from the show, Will, Simon, Jay and Neil as they leave the compforts of their parents, go on a lad's holiday and become men... Read more
Published 7 days ago by Gory man Séan
Holiday on the Buses
The adaptation landscape of TV sitcom to big screen feature film is littered with the twitching corpses of many a failure. Read more
Published 9 days ago by Sam
The Inbetweeners DVD
We couldn't go to the fils to see this so my son was over the moon we bought this and loves watching it all the time!
Published 10 days ago by Lelly
in-between good and great
Let's be honest, there aren't many great UK youth movies out there, it is something that I have to begrudgingly admit that the Americans do a lot better. Read more
Published 12 days ago by bizmandan
hilarious
having seen all the episodes i bought this in great anticipation and i wasnt dissapointed it was hilarious from start to finish, love it! quick deivery too.
Published 14 days ago by GGTTH
Should be Double Play not Triple
The film is great and has been reviewed many times already, I am just looking at the product itself. Read more
Published 22 days ago by Valkirk
Excellent movie
One of the best movies of all time!!! Excellent way to end the Inbetweeners, i have watched it over and over again.
Published 23 days ago by Pink princess
Very funny
I bought this after watching it at the cinema, very funny and certainly worth the money as we've watched it over an over again!!!
Published 26 days ago by Jen
"..TOP BRITISH COMEDY.."
If youre a big fan of the show then you will no doubt love this movie! A must see comedy full to the top with laughs, the story follows the characters after the end of series three... Read more
Published 1 month ago by S. Drury
Manages to be worse than the TV show
Much like the tv show version its
*full of stupid unlikeable characters
*has plots lines so mundane or stupid its like
having a stroke
*Its just plain not... Read more
*full of stupid unlikeable characters
*has plots lines so mundane or stupid its like
having a stroke
*Its just plain not... Read more
Published 1 month ago by dregj
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