A kidnap caper of a dog to make some much needed cash to pay off some outstanding debts goes wrong...with not so hilarious consequences.A kidnap caper of a dog to make some much needed cash to pay off some outstanding debts goes wrong...with not so hilarious consequences.A kidnap caper of a dog to make some much needed cash to pay off some outstanding debts goes wrong...with not so hilarious consequences.
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I found this to be a really memorable film. I was a black twenty something struggling to make it in London at the time and it hit closer to me that I would of liked it too. I felt that its strengths were the outrageous characters that were essentially spoiling the lives of 'normal' people. The film spends the whole while building up the problem as these youngsters get themselves deeper and deeper into trouble. Doing things that "I really would not do" to get themselves out. While I normally don't like that sort of formula, for me, in this film, it really worked. I thought that it was so funny. Not a high brow film, but really enjoyable, I whole heartedly recommend seeing it, particularly if you are black from London and are a guy.
- justinemmanuel
- May 16, 2008
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- GoofsAt about the one hour, three minute mark, Rooster is reading a letter from his Gran which concludes 'Life's what you make it, Thompson Twins, 1986'. Although this is initially wrong, it is corrected about 10 minutes later to be Talk Talk .
- Quotes
Jesus: Now I maybe a dealer of drugs! But there's five things I won't stand for! And number three is pornography! It's filth film! Now I'm gonna burn this and other offensive material you have...
Phil: What's number one?
Jesus: What?
Phil: What's the first thing you hate the most?
Jesus: Wasps?
Phil: 'Cos there's one right behind you.
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- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
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