Hello Ladies: The Movie

I have to say that I loved the series Hello Ladies and I was extremely disappointed when it ended. I simply wanted more. So when the "Hello Ladies: The Movie aired I could not wait to watch it. I have now seen it 3 times and will probably want it again. I couldn't help but cheer for Stuart and loved the ending. Now the movie makes be want to see the series to come back! I just think that the movie and series were very well written and the story lines interesting and at times thought provoking. The episodes have dealt with issues such as racism, vanity, arrogance, love, and friendship. Hello Ladies became one of the highlights of my week, at least for the seven weeks that it ran. Yes I enjoyed the movie and am glad that HBO decided to create, but I still want more.

I'm so glad we got a wrap up to the series. I wish there was another season or two but the movie was really good! A few laughs, even some tears.

Stephen Merchant is great!

Such is the brilliance of Mr. Merchant, that I would watch absolutely anything with his name attached!

Hello Ladies is one of the funniest... and cringiest series ever on HBO and... ITS A CRIME THAT WE NEVER HAD A 2ND SERIES.!

The movie is more of the same hilarious stuff.

Not to be missed!

The movie adaptation of the TV show of the same name, is a comedic romp that follows the misadventures of Stuart Pritchard, a hapless British expat navigating the treacherous waters of the Los Angeles dating scene. Directed by Stephen Merchant, who also stars as the socially awkward protagonist, the film delivers plenty of laughs alongside a heartfelt exploration of loneliness, friendship, and the pursuit of love in the modern age.

Central to Stuart's journey are his relationships with his two best friends, Wade (Nate Torrence) and Kives (Kevin Weisman). Wade, a lovable oaf with a heart of gold, serves as Stuart's loyal sidekick, providing comic relief and moral support in equal measure. Kives, on the other hand, is a neurotic germaphobe whose eccentricities often lead to hilariously awkward encounters. Together, the trio navigates the highs and lows of single life in Los Angeles, offering each other support and camaraderie in the face of romantic adversity.

While "Hello Ladies" mines plenty of humor from Stuart's dating escapades, it also offers moments of genuine warmth and introspection. As Stuart grapples with his own insecurities and learns to embrace his authentic self, the film explores themes of self-discovery and personal growth. Whether he's navigating the complexities of modern romance or grappling with his own shortcomings, Stuart's journey is ultimately one of self-acceptance and resilience.

Visually, "Hello Ladies" captures the sun-drenched glamour of Los Angeles while also poking fun at its superficiality and absurdities. From lavish Hollywood parties to seedy dive bars, the film presents a vibrant and eclectic portrait of the city's social landscape. Stylistically, Merchant infuses the film with his signature wit and irreverence, creating a quirky aesthetic that perfectly complements the offbeat humor of the script.

So i haven't watched the series (yep i'm downloading the series) but i was caught up the story and to comedy bits so fast, and if i might say,, this is one of the few movies or TV movies that is a pure original comedy. written and directed by Stephen Merchant ,, i mean come one !! .. he's so damn hilarious and freaking talented ,, i think his show should have been given a chance but HBO wants what HBO wants,, and at least they've made a movie,, the Nicole Kidman scene is really nice :D and in one of the final scenes it went a bit sad and emotional i really felt for "Stuart" but things went back up again.

The cast here is amazingly picked,, they're all so funny, Stephen Merchant himself bravo, Nate Torrence, Kyle Mooney and Ryan Hansen gosh they're all have some scene where you can't hold your laugh.

overall,, i really loved it ,, and waiting for the series download to be done ;)