David Brent: Life on the Road
Comedy • 2016 • 1 hr 36 min
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Not on the same level as the original show, but a good watch
Funny and heartwarming film. A nice and deeper revisit to the character.
Whilst it’s not David Brent at his best, it really shows a deeper character than in the office, simultaneously hilarious and heartbreaking
There are some funny moments, but overall not great. Definitely doesn't live up to The Office.
It’s not nearly as good as the main show, but Gervais shows he’s still in touch with his most iconic character.
I thought it was good. Definitely missing Merchant's writing.
A few laughs here and there, but sadly, it doesn’t compare to The Office
A legacy spin off that never quite managed to recapture what made the original show so great, I love Gervais but this one missed the mark
Not the UK Office revival you’d expect & in retrospect that’s a huge benefits because it wonderfully subverts expectations.
I found it funny at the time remember some of the songs was good
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