Death at a Funeral (2007) | Forum profile

UPDATED Thu Jul 3 2008 21:45:15 This was one of the worst movies that I have ever seen. American filmmakers attempting to create a "British film" (there was no other reason to set this film in Britain other than to make a desperate connection to Four Weddings). It was incredibly predictable, seriously lacked any kind of subtle humor or wit, and relied heavily on cliches (...

haha. s this *beep* supposed to make me laugh ? hahaha. stop beating the bush british people, get to the point, and mactually make it funny.

I love this guy from Firefly, and after seeing this, I assumed he was British and had been putting on the American accent. I can't imagine why a British film would recruit an American to play an Englishman. He was amazing as hell, but I was surprised to see he was from El Paso, TX. -Everybody! Get this! Did you hear this thing about Scientology? Turns out it's bad...

Do people really take all their clothes off when they are on LSD?

UPDATED Wed Feb 27 2008 11:30:32 ...Was one of the funniest movies I have seen in a very long time and I am utterly amazed at the number of other American's on other threads who think this movie wasn't funny. Furthermore I cannot fathom how anyone could turn off the DVD or leave the theater after 20 minutes (were you watching a different movie than I was?) I think DAAF was in my...

When that guy was helping Uncle Alfie on the toilet and he got crap all over his hands and face. I don't think I have laughed that hard in a long time. I was in tears! The look on his face when he saw that his hand was covered in crap was priceless. Not to mention when he saw it on his face! Anybody else find this as funny as I did?

Oddly enough, I thought the line by Robert at the end when Peter pops out of the coffin all bugeyed was HYSTERICAL, the look on his face when he says , "WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN MY FATHER'S COFFIN?!" was just priceless. I rewound that three times!

This movie made me laugh so hard I thought i was going to hyperventilate! right now I am trying to find more movies like this, any suggestions guys? :D

My husband thought that he recognised the first (wrong) corpse as Adam Faith. I wasn't sure myself. Any opinions?

he is my favorite mr. darcy, and i loved him in this movie.... but i wish he would do a Funny comedy as opposed to just dark comedy. he has an infectious laugh, i would love to see more of it! friends don't let friends shiv!

When that guy was helping Uncle Alfie on the toilet and he got crap all over his hands and face. I don't think I have laughed that hard in a long time. I was in tears! The look on his face when he saw that his hand was covered in crap was priceless. Not to mention when he saw it on his face! Anybody else find this as funny as I did?

UPDATED Wed Feb 27 2008 11:30:32 ...Was one of the funniest movies I have seen in a very long time and I am utterly amazed at the number of other American's on other threads who think this movie wasn't funny. Furthermore I cannot fathom how anyone could turn off the DVD or leave the theater after 20 minutes (were you watching a different movie than I was?) I think DAAF was in my...

UPDATED Thu Jul 3 2008 21:45:15 This was one of the worst movies that I have ever seen. American filmmakers attempting to create a "British film" (there was no other reason to set this film in Britain other than to make a desperate connection to Four Weddings). It was incredibly predictable, seriously lacked any kind of subtle humor or wit, and relied heavily on cliches (...

Do people really take all their clothes off when they are on LSD?

I love this guy from Firefly, and after seeing this, I assumed he was British and had been putting on the American accent. I can't imagine why a British film would recruit an American to play an Englishman. He was amazing as hell, but I was surprised to see he was from El Paso, TX. -Everybody! Get this! Did you hear this thing about Scientology? Turns out it's bad...

haha. s this *beep* supposed to make me laugh ? hahaha. stop beating the bush british people, get to the point, and mactually make it funny.