Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie (2014)

Honestly you just have to laugh at this film, it would really hurt your jaws from laughing! Even though, I wouldn't call it my favorite quite frankly.I would rather just say to someone that it's just a movie I've seen because I was pretty much bored.I really liked how they use some bloopers like in the show, it really means that the show is still there. I mostly enjoy watching the show where there's an audience, I suppose that's the cause of why it got a bad rep. I suppose people wouldn't understand the thick Dublin accent, sure at least it was typical but not too rough of a movie.

OK, this movie is not perfect but it's worth watching! The plot is a great idea and the characters are up to their normal shenanigans. Buster is a stand out character for me giving us a lot of laughs and some crazy action sequences but i think what most people are forgetting is the big story line. The film's general theme is not to let other people win and to come together in desperate times, obviously something a lot of people reviewing here can't understand. Overall this film is quite good and definitely a film i will watch over and over again. It's still very funny (not as funny as the show but still a good laugh) and the action sequences (played for laughs) are fun to watch. It's a film you can watch when you're feeling blue because it makes you want to stand up and fight people who are trying to knock you down!

... Because this is by far and away the worst movie I have seen all year.Okay, I think the show is alright. I think that when it works it can be an entertaining watch. So trust me when I say that I would much rather watch the 2-Set show with about 12 actors total then I would seeing this rather high budget Dublin production because it delivers nothing and I mean NOTHING of what made the show any good.So the plot, tell me if you have NEVER heard this before. A big greedy monolithic corporation decides to take down Mrs Brown's vegetable shop and it's up to all the other vegetable shop clerks on the street and her family to take them down.So, yeah if you've seen enough movies you will know that this is not original but at least the humour is there right? Well dies making fun of the handicapped sound anything like the show? This isn't just Mrs Brown but the whole movie. It takes it's time to insult people who are blind, people who are deaf, people who are old and people with mental health problems. I am not even kidding you.And speaking of, the person who trains Ninjitsu to the blind (which it doesn't say Ninjitsu in the movie, just that it's a Ninja school) Is played by Brendan O'Carroll doing his best to alienate the entire Asian Market by playing one of the most racist Chinese stereotypes I have ever seen and it's under the delusion that you are laughing at it when really you're just trying to find the nearest alcohol to drink.So could a comedy movie with no laughs and just goes out of it's way to insult the handicapped as well as racial in-sensitivities possibly get worse? Well believe it or not, it can. How? Drama. I am fine with drama in comedies but 80% of the drama is that Mrs Brown feels she let everyone down by having her children in care for 2 weeks when they were infants. That and anything else they try to do is PAINFUL! Oh god is it painful. At the end when she finds all the shop-keepers really DID support her and how much of a good moment it is I almost expected someone to say "You believe in Mrs Brown don't you? Well shout out and give her a hand".From a technical standpoint... This movie is bad. The cinematography is bland and uninspired and that's when they're doing it right, the editing is probably some of the laziest I have ever seen I mean I know in the show they do outtakes and that adds to the charm of the show but when a movie does it it just screams laziness because we would expect the odd suff-up for a low production show, whereas with a movie, it's a higher budget and people expected more. The fact they put out-takes in alone tells you what the technical aspects of this movie are like.Well D'Movie is not worth D'time or D'patience. It is the worst movie of 2014 and I have seen Vampire Academy. It is a bland, unfunny, offensive, poorly made mess that screams nothing then me wanting to quit watching the show or watching anything to do with it. It really is one of those movies that's a top contender for worst TV Show Adaptation ever made. Trust me when I say it has nothing that made anything about the show good.

So the titular character owes €3.8 million in taxes, and has to pay it or her livelihood will be taken away.That's the story. Other sub lots involve the Russian Mafia, Racism. Blind Ninjas, Sexism, breaking the fourth wall on several occasions, and then pretending to do an outtake halfway through the film, because hey, a lot of the people who watch this abomination on TV wouldn't know what good comedy was even if they were visited by The Spanish Inquisition....And truth be told, its terrible, from beginning to end, its cringeworthy stuff, and as soon as the titular character turns over and broke wind at the beginning, just confirmed the shameful, lazy writing that this thing has.The breaking of the fourth wall is awful, but the worse thing that this film has, are the silly out takes that we get 'treated to' in the second act, its clear that they are staged.All in all, yes, it's made a shedload of money, but that doesn't mean that many people liked it.Come the end of the film, I saw Keith Duffy, and realised I wasn't actually watching the film, I was just looking at the screen, bored senseless.Do not treat your 'mammy' to this, this Christmas, as all the advertising will no doubt say.A poisonous cash in, stopping people seeing something decent at the cinema.