john d
Fans of Sir Pratchett will be amazed at how bad this turkey is. And people who are not yet fans will get a very warped idea of his writing genius. Characters miss casted, plot line ignored, frankly the only thing they got right was the British spelling of "colour".
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02/27/24
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SASS Q
Great series would have had loved to see more
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10/15/23
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Tess V
The funniest movie I've ever seen. With my family and friends we watched this at least once a year for years and every time it was amazing and a non stop laugh. An absolute must see
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12/26/22
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The writings of Pratchett have a strongly opinionated following. If you are not a fan, consider avoiding this film. His humour is the kind of drollness that lies between biting sarcasm and smug witticism, overlaid with a pall of dullness. Despite all the good acting, CGI and other special effects, atmosphere and direction, it's the script that falls flat. It's like watching a Monty Python film written by teenagers who were transported from the past in time machines. If you know nothing about Pratchett's works and want to give it a go, well you've been warned. If you want to watch it based on the TV series "Good Omens," remember that that was co-written by Gaiman.
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02/27/23
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Not the best Discworld film of Discworld Book, but a good adaptation (better than the books, film also adapts The light fantastic, in my opinion)
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01/16/23
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Fantastic~!
I've seen it a dozen times or more, and have invented a sequel in which Tiw, son of Cohen, goes off on adventures of his own, and Two Flower returns with a wife & kids, and even Rincewind is arch-chancellor and yet has a love interest
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01/21/23
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