SunnyHello Nice effects though.

Lucybespro It is a performances centric movie

WillSushyMedia This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

Quiet Muffin This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

J. Taste men behaving badly is one of the funniest sitcoms ever made which is about 2 flat mates Gary and Tony In the first series Gary played by Martin Clunes lives with his flat mate Dermott played by the annoying Harry Enfield whilst going out with his long suffering girlfriend Dorthey played by Caroline Quientin when their new neighbour Debs played by Leslie Ash moves in Gary and D Dermott are smitten. Tony played by Neil Morriesy joins in series 2 to replace Dermott who has moved abroad. Tony was a lot funnier then Dermott which is the reason he is in from series 2 until the last ever episode. Over all Martin Clunes shines as the silly yet lovable Gary Strang who the manager of a little security firm where he belittles his 2 assistants George and Anthea who are also quite witty. Tony is a simple yet lovable rogue who spends most of the time lusting after Debs and the rest of the time drinking lager with Gary This is a must see for all lager and comedy fans Caroline Quientin is a lot stronger then Leslie Ashs character. A true classic.

wilmawilcat I wouldn't want to be in any of these relationships, but they are still hilarious and have a lot of truth to tell. The truth about the sofa is unforgettable. I can't tell you how many times I settled into my chair now while thinking that after a certain age, a person wants their own chair.I'm posting here mainly to report that I have it from the BBC shop online in an email that they are planning this set on DVD. I inquired for myself, and I just hope they know it should come out in Region 1 as well as Europe. We got it on BBC-A and watched the hell out of it. Great series.

Mmyers2003 I wish it had carried on longer but all good things must come to an end sometime. Another classic Uk sitcom and going by the 90's standards of crappy comedy this definately is the best one of the decade (except maybe Bottom and Vicar of Dibley). Watch this show its worth it.

soholm There's absolutely nothing glamorous about the life of Tony and Gary. As a matter of fact they are kind of pathetic and sad. Nevertheless, I would love to spend much more time with them.This series is a splendid, intelligent alternative to the dominating American sit-com culture. In short (and in Gary's and Tony's own words): »Classic!«PS: Did I mention that Dorothy and Deborah are unusually funny, too. But to me, they'll never be role models like G&T.And a PPS to American television producers: PLEASE don't try to transform MBB into an American version!