Das Festival

Seems like a film that should have come out in 2008, it just seemed out of touch. Played Mr Brightside at least 3 times. There were definitely some funny moments but just the same joke formats as the inbetweeners, nothing new. Noticed a joke pinched from Peep Show (no thanks, I'm full). Overall I had a fun time going to see this movie but I will never watch it again.

A mash of the inbetweeners and the hangover. This film should be in court for multiple stolen ideas. There are very few funny bits and the story is painfully predictable and dull. I'm rrallu struggling to understand how they failed so badly at writing their own story rather than copying others. It's just a lazy film that didn't need to be made like it was. Not recommended.

3rd rate Inbetweeners. Joe Thomas going through the motions. Average at best.

I went to see this movie at the cinema with my uncle and the opening scene caught us off guard completely but it set the tone for the whole film. It has some really brilliant laughs and nothing is taken too serious.

A welcome escape from everyday life just like going to a festival or similar. A few scenes made me laugh harder than I have to any comedy in the last couple of years. The use of shock tactics and in your face awkwardness (similar to the Inbetweeners) is tactful and yet in abundance.

This movie is what it says it is, a good old solid British comedy.

The Festival is a really good comedy that's fun and enjoyable and relaint on a predictable narrative, which is fine. Joe Thomas, Hammed Animashaun and Claudia O'Doherty are all great and Jemaine Clement is a scene stealer in his small part. It's funny and at points hilarious which makes up for the jokes that are gross and don't land. Iain Morris' direction is good, it's well filmed and well paced. The soundtrack is really good.