Mindhorn
Comedy • R • 2016 • 1 hr 29 min
Starring
Julian Barratt, Simon Farnaby, Essie Davis, Steve Coogan, Richard McCabe
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Decent film with a good British cast. Nothing too exceptional but a fun, mighty boosh esq adventure with Julien barratt
It's silly, underbaked, and a little chaotic, but "Mindhorn" thrives on its own ludicrousness, providing more than enough fun to go around.
This one drags you around the stupidity that is Mindhorn’s ego. Couple surprises along the way and a handful of fun characters.
A few laughs here and there but generaly boring and forgetable
Not quite what I expected. But then again, I have no clue what those expectations could’ve ever been
This goof about a has-been actor from a silly detective show helping solve a murder should've been so fun, but the humor got old fast.
Interesting, witty and well acted, if a little slow.
I laughed, I didn't cry. As far as comedies go, it's not death at a funeral but some of the quick fire jokes got me.
Average detective satire with some very funny moments but other times it comes off as cheesy, bland and derivative.
The indie-ist indie movie that has ever existed, and that's charming. It's nice.
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