The Harry Hill Movie

Harry Hill, freed from the constraints of primetime UK family entertainment TV, delivers a wonderfully silly movie. The film revels in its own absurdity while managing to deliver some genuine humour. It plays with and parodies film tropes better than most Hollywood parodies, even though that's not the main goal of the film. I didn't expect to like this, but it turned out to be one of the funniest films I've seen in a while. DISCLAIMER: I'm British. Humour may not translate to other nationalities

I adore Harry Hill's TV Burp, but this did nothing for me. Yet another movie that defines itself as being aimed at ''family audiences'', but won't appeal to anyone over 10. Although, if you have kids, it might be good for them.

This proves without a shadow of a doubt that Harry Hill without an audience to play to, isn't funny.

Simultaneously one of the best and worst films you'll ever see.

Probably no international appeal, or limited due to the cultural references, but a fairly decent surreal comedy epic. Hit and miss, but I enjoyed it throughout

A gloriously daft live-action cartoon and another stumble on my way to becoming a proper movie snob.

One of the worst films I have ever seen.This isn't a film, there is no start,middle or end its just a lot of unfunny sketches edited together to bore you for 90 minutes.The acting is utterly dreadful,even Julie Walters lowers herself in an attempt to blend in with the rest of the cast.Everyone involved in this film should be ashamed of themselves and should be locked up for crimes against cinema.Harry Hill should stick to TV as I do enjoy his shows and his style of comedy works in small doses.

I suspect if you end up watching this movie then you probably know what you are in for and no warning is going to stop you.

Silly fun but not a lot more.

i actually love harry hill but good god this scrapes the barrel

Flits between surprisingly hilarious and too utterly bizarre and cringeworthy for its own damn good. But if the prospect of seeing British TV personality Harry Hill head to Blackpool in a bid to celebrate his hamster's life appeals, then you'll probably have a good amount of fun here. Cameos from The Magic Numbers are a highlight; Simon Bird's "bad guy" role is amusing, too. Only in the UK could this kind of movie garner a saturation release..