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Joined Sep 2000
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Kevin & Perry

Kevin & Perry

5.7
4
  • Apr 24, 2000
  • Should have been on BBC2, not at the cinema

    Ok, so the characters were funny in small sketches the Harry Enfield and Chums TV series, but they certainly don't deserve their own movie. It's basically a "How many erection gags can you fit into 100 minutes?" This film should never have been shown at the cinema. It is what the phrase "TV Movie" is for. It's a shame that the British Film industry, which has produced some of the best independent films in recent years, also produces the odd turkey. Save your money - it will probably be shown on BBC1 soon - which is where it should have been shown originally.
    Who Will Love My Children?

    Who Will Love My Children?

    7.3
  • Jul 14, 1999
  • Officially the saddest film ever made

    A single mother has a terminal disease and has to give away all her children. This is officially the saddest film ever made - a real tear-jerker.

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