Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

SpuffyWeb Sadly Over-hyped

WillSushyMedia This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

Rio Hayward All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

road-runner-1 Terrible film of no value to anyone other than the London Tourist Board. Most glaring implausibilities include: mid-level media types living in £7 million+ Belgravia houses (yeah, right); old gents with monocles (monocles?!?); empty Serpentine and Hyde Park on a sunny day; exclusively white Anglo-Saxon 'picturesque' locals; eternal sunny glow to everything; picnicking in white flannel suits; etc etc. All surrounded by a strange alternative universe that owes little resemblance to the London I live in, including bizarre geography that suggests you can be in Trafalgar Square one minute and Primrose Hill the next. Don't watch it for the story, which is shallow, silly, and extremely implausible. And whatever you do, don't watch it as a preface to visiting London; your expectations will be better matched by Disneyworld - which you may however find to be more gritty and naturalistic.

fishhac I like Mike Binder quite a bit, from "Mind of the Married Man" (apparently, I was the only one) to "The Sex Monster." So, I was eager to see "Londinium" when it came up on HBO the other day. I went in with ZERO expectations and was pleasantly surprised. Which is to say that there were several parts of the film which were slow, and others where I was laughing out loud. Seven or eight out of 10.

mimacdon4 I was unsure of what to expect when I saw this film. I found it delightful. It is WoodyAllenesque, for sure. Mike Binder was a Woody in training. Colin Firth as Allen hit the mark and had great comedic timing. I loved the pub scenes, with him blowing off some steam. The first one which his two writer/employees after Ben/Fiona's wedding is priceless. Firth is really over the top for his usual more restrained/reserved film persona.Special mention to Stephen Fry who was hilarious as labour union therapist trying to cope with more, much more, personal matters of Allen and Fiona.Can't wait until this comes out on DVD! Michele

demichloch It needs tightening up to pick up the pace. It had the potential of an outrageous comedy. The acting was uniformly good. The makeup of the cast was good and helped by the use of familiar faces. The sequel should have the audience rolling in the aisles.