One Day Removals

Quite simply an excellent piece of film-making. The film is a non stop riot from beginning to end. Based in Aberdeen, Scotland it is the story of two removal men who's apparently easy day turns out to be an absolute nightmare. Lot's of swearing, lots of un-intentional dead bodies and by heck a barrel load of laughs to wash it all down. The local dialect mentioned in previous reviews is Doric, it is native to the North-East of Scotland and actually isn't that difficult to pick up, thankfully as an Aberdonian I don't have a problem. Don't be put off by the dialect, this film is a riot! I would highly recommend purchasing/viewing this film.

I too come from Aberdeen,i was given this DVD by my brother and it sat in my cupboard for ages.Didn't realise i had one of the funniest films i have watched in years,don't say this often but laugh out loud,OK the accents are local but anybody from outside this area should still watch it.The interaction between the two leads is brilliant,a lot of swearing,no i mean A LOT,this just adds to the humour of the script.

Its good to see a lot of well known landmarks but the secret of the film is the day could start like this for millions of people everyday,its only when the first incident happens that things soon get totally out of control,stay with it right to the end as the ending sums up the luck of the two removal buddies.Thank you Bro.

Dear Mark Stirton,

I just had to tell you that my partner and I have watched this amazing film at least a dozen times !!!! It is excellent and I just wish everyone could know about it. Being regular movie moguls we have watched films such as 2012 , Clint Eastwood movies, Stallone, Jolie the lot !! And while all great productions I have to say that One Day Removals is in a class of it's own.

The fact that Andy and Ronnie are one without the other (what a combination) we cannot think of Andy without Ronnie !! The dialogue is excellent and the whole formatting of the film is both interesting and artistic, I especially admired the way in which you had depicted the media reporting this crime all in small snips with excellent music. Let's face it there was real horror going on people were being fatally injured at yet you managed to show humour throughout even to the last scene in prison when Ronnie yet again innocently kills a prisoner by slamming the cell door. Patrick and Scott are a credit to you and you are an amazing producer. Its a pity that you hadn't done a series with these guys as I think it would put viewing figures through the roof.

All the best to you and an amazing crew.......................oops and we will never forget that day !!! Or the Big BLOO VAN....................

Miss Caroline Green Paisley.

You bet it's funny. Possibly the funniest Scottish film ever made. Thank you Mr Stirton. Warning; seriously not safe for work.

I saw this movie at the Raindance festival in London and I, along with most of the audience, thought it was a very funny film indeed. The set up is basic. 2 Scottish removals men accidentally murder a van load of innocent folk.

So far, so good. The slapstick nature of the killings is quite fun in itself. But the real source of the comedy is the fantastic script and great performances from the 2 lead actors. Watching these guys 'going mental' at each other is very funny! Sure the ascents are amazingly broad - but that just seemed to help the film be even funnier! I loved this film! All out funny and all the better for it!