Richard und Eddie führen das billigste Hotel Englands. Weil das Hotel direkt neben einem Atomkraftwerk steht, hat quasi die gesamte Belegschaft das Hotel verlassen, weswegen sich die beiden ... Alles lesenRichard und Eddie führen das billigste Hotel Englands. Weil das Hotel direkt neben einem Atomkraftwerk steht, hat quasi die gesamte Belegschaft das Hotel verlassen, weswegen sich die beiden Chaoten selber um alles kümmern müssen.Richard und Eddie führen das billigste Hotel Englands. Weil das Hotel direkt neben einem Atomkraftwerk steht, hat quasi die gesamte Belegschaft das Hotel verlassen, weswegen sich die beiden Chaoten selber um alles kümmern müssen.
- Regie
- Drehbuch
- Hauptbesetzung
- Chef
- (as Steve O'Donnell)
- Damien Nice
- (as Joseph Hughes)
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For me, the progressive lunacy of the proprietors of Guest House Paradiso just gets better and better throughout the film, with one of the most hilarious climaxes to a film ever.
But I wouldn't recommend it to Mother.
Lovers of gross-out comic book style humour will appreciate this movie; there are subtle jokes hidden away, but they are usually quickly flattened by a comedy frying pan. Rik Mayall and Ade Edmondson are superb, and the deadpan, unsuspecting guests are also excellent.
The only trouble is that, for some bizarre reason, the sight of Rik Mayall pretending to kick Adrian Edmondson in the groin (accompanied by an over the top crunching sound effect) never, ever fails to make me laugh like an idiot who's just seen an ex-Doctor Who slip over on a banana skin.
So excited was I at Richie and Eddie's leap to the celluloid fantasy of the big screen ('ere, 'ark at 'im) that I arrived an hour and five minutes early. I'd been waiting for the film ever since the first rumours about a year and a half before hand.
With such a build up, how could it leave up to my expectations? Well, I don't know, but it did.
Hysterical laughter ensued right from the off (that's right, I even laughed at the close up of Richie sleeping that starts the film) and didn't stop for, ooh, some time (half way through the ending titles, I think).
As movie sandwiches go, this one had a good spread, but had some very good chunks added to the mixture. Amongst the best were Richie's hysterical laughter/wince inducing 'Candle in the eye' and the scene with Simon Pegg's nipple ring that got a truly amazing reaction from a woman sat near me.
So, I loved it. True, not everybody finds somebody getting a fire extinguisher in the face, or getting trapped in an oven, or all of the other really painful goings on funny, but we don't talk about them.
Any problems? Well...it ended a bit suddenly. It took me a couple of seconds to realize the film was actually over. It did lack Rik and Ade's usual bitter nastiness - just look how many Bottom escapades ended with Richie and Eddie's untimely deaths.
Still, a good note to end on: It's bloody funny. No, bloody bloody funny.
this is a love/hate film, if you like bottom, young ones, the comic strip, then you will find this funny. If you don't like that kind of humour then don't bother. I love this film and have grown up with these comedy programmes, for me this film is simply placing their comic genius on the big screen.. It is not an award winner by any means but if you just want good wholesome slapstick then this is it!
the film lacks the quality of the TV series and this is usually the case with films but it still has enough material to keep you laughing even if a lot of the jokes are pretty similar to their previous work.
yes, the humour is a little childish and not to everyone's taste but sometimes you just need that in a film.
the beating each other up, and destroying everything in sight was funny when the 2 main characters were still adolescent students in "The Young Ones", but this movie just isn't it. It's slightly funny every now and then, but nothing special.
a 6 (for the sake of it)
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- WissenswertesWhen he was interviewed about the film, Rik Mayall said that he considered the film as a 25th Anniversary film, as production on this film commenced about twenty-five years after Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson first met each other at university, which led them to becoming real-life best friends, and a comedy duo.
- PatzerWhen the burning crate falls down the stairs, with Rick still in it, how heavily it is burning completely changes between shots.
- Zitate
Mrs Hardy: [ordering breakfast] Where do your eggs come from?
Richard Twat: Ermm... Hen's vaginas?
- Crazy CreditsA scence with Richie, Eddie and Gina on a beach in the caribbean, running "Beach House Paradiso", a bar, is shown.
- Alternative VersionenWhen the film aired on the Star Movies channel, all the 'F' words were removed.
- VerbindungenFeatured in Big Bottom Live - The Best of Bottom Live (1999)
- SoundtracksJazz Delicious Hot, Disgusting Cold
Written by Vivian Stanshall, Neil Innes, 'Legs' Larry Smith, Rodney Slater,
Roger Ruskin Spear, Vernon Dudley Bowhay Nowell, Martin Ash
Performed by The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
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- Budget
- 3.000.000 £ (geschätzt)
- Laufzeit1 Stunde 29 Minuten
- Farbe
- Sound-Mix
- Seitenverhältnis
- 2.35 : 1