S Club Seeing Double

I did not particulary want to watch this film in the first place but after seeing it I really wish I hadn't. I was extreamly bored one day during the christmas holidays and sat down to watch this with my younger sister hoping I would at least get a few cheap laughs, how wrong was I. I don't even think my younger sister enjoyed it, because it was that bad. The plot had so many holes it was like a pair of fishnet tights, and was basic enough to have been compleated in 10 minutes, but instead it was dragged out over almost 2 hours. The acting was very very poor and the jokes (if you can call them jokes) were just strange.

Avoid at all costs

2/10

I remember going to see this with my mum when it first came out. Back then I was a fan of S club, not a hugh fan, so I was hoping for a good film.

I do admit that the acting is not so good and the storyline is so-so but the movie is fun.

The jokes are what one thing I thought were good. Also I still enjoy listening to S club's music. Both these factors are what make this film a treat for me.

If you want to watch a fun movie and not care about acting or bad scripting you would enjoy this film, if not you probably would not enjoy it.

My friends and I all thought Seeing Double was really funny and cute. Hannah was cracking me up the whole time. I like S Club's songs in there too. They aren't as corny as people think, really they aren't. I'm 17 and I liked it. It is probably better for people who watch their TV show. I liked it a lot.

A little research on my part revealed that the singing group S Club never really took off in North America. Watching this feature length movie starring the members of the group gives some clues as to why that might have been. To start with, the music in the movie isn't exceptional at all. It's not awful, but it's interchangeable and instantly forgettable. But that's not by far the only problem with the movie. The script is a main offender; the thin story is stretched out past the breaking point, and the members of S Club are written to be extremely bland and lacking serious personality... when they don't come across as being incredibly stupid. What's worse is that all of this material is directed in a manner that gives what's happening in front of this almost no energy or enthusiasm at all. It's easy to see why this movie never got a theatrical release on this side of the Atlantic.

I loved this film. I'd been a fan of S Club for a long time, and loved the series, and I thought the film was a brilliant final point for the band. Everything about the film I loved, from the acting right down to the plot lines.

I love Hannah Spearritt's acting, I think it is so funny. In fact, all the cast can act, which is a rarity for a pop group/acting mix. The songs were ones that everyone knew and could sing along to, and the dancing was brilliant. Other than S Club, the rest of the cast were good actors too.

I also loved the storyline, I thought it was cleverly put together for all ages to enjoy. Altogether, I think it was a brilliant end to S Club's brilliant career. Simon Fuller definitely re-deemed himself after the big mistake that was Spiceworld.