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

Micitype Pretty Good

Ensofter Overrated and overhyped

Monkeywess This is an astonishing documentary that will wring your heart while it bends your mind

willcundallreview Rating-4/10Mr Bean's Holiday is a movie version(second of that) to the popular TV series of well, Bean. But of course as the title alludes to this is Mr Bean going on holiday and wins a prize to go to France, but when does anything go right for Mr Bean. Now this is surely a movie only some can enjoy and many not, it's the kind of plot that doesn't work but the film has it's moments of laughter and even slight heart so there is a lot to discuss.Now Mr Bean yet again gets into a little trouble, and his near stereotypical mental institution tendencies make him hard to see as a real person just walking about the street. Rowan Atkinson who is behind it all does play him well all in all though and he is one reason I give this rating a slight bit higher, the cast is full of names but it is Atkinson who out does them all, his brand of comedy really coming out for all to see.I wasn't so keen on the story of it all, I won't ruin it for anyone who hasn't seen it but it gets a little messy and the humour isn't exactly placed very well, the movie can have long droughts of no comedy and then many jokes all at once. I also wasn't over keen on the writing, Hamish McColl and Robin Driscoll don't bring much out, and with Bean hardly saying a word you could say I'm being unfair but some parts I just feel are not written well and seem too much like TV.I do however love the locations, this is one film that is absolutely beautiful to look at and really does make you want to go on that prize holiday too(just without the silly goings on). The film also boasts a particularly French and fine score, Howard Goodall makes this great to listen too as well, ascetically it is a fine piece of work, just maybe the plot needs a tune up. I felt this movie does need a touch from some of Atkinson's previous colleagues such as Richard Curtis maybe to come on, with Curtis creating Mr Bean and writing the previous movie, it would have given them a second chance to make Bean great again but on the big screen.I will add a more positive note though to all this rather negative wording I am using. I have great respect for Atkinson and Mr Bean, it is hard to go make a movie 10 years on from a mixed response movie and hope it be well reviewed(which this is not). I do think this is partly enjoyable though, let your inner child out and don't criticise too much and this can be absolutely hilarious, maybe not always for me but I expect some to fall in love with Mr Bean.Overall a comedy I wouldn't recommend but wouldn't completely shut down either, give it a go if this is your type of slapstick like humour and you may like it a lot. I think we have maybe seen the last of Bean on the cinema screen now forever, and unless they find a new person to be him, I don't see Rowan Atkinson coming in to do another one, would love to see one last go but I doubt it very much.

carbuff Not the best Bean, but still a fun movie. Rowan Atkinson is one of the all time greats in physical comedy. While the movie is not quite as ridiculous as other Bean stuff and comes off as a bit weak compared to most of it, this movie was filmed in lovely locations and is unexpectedly heartwarming, which makes up for some of its shortcomings. This is a pretty soft way to introduce the Bean character to people who might otherwise be resistant to slapstick. Just tell them this one is filmed in gorgeous France, so they can enjoy the beautiful scenery if nothing else--it's a true statement and if you're lucky it will function like a gateway drug to the harder and better Bean stuff.

Sama Hashish This is the kind of movie you'd watch with your family or children at a nice weekend afternoon , knowing that the movie will be amusing, funny and capturing from the start to the very end ! Mr. Bean (Rowan Atkinson) is that kind of a funny, talented, enriched & spontaneous character we will never get bored of , no matter how old we are.I think the highlight of the movie is Bean's own performance , the dances , the query facial expressions & the unintended mess he puts himself through.Have fun with this light movie !

bazmitch23 It had been 10 years since Mr Bean was on the big screen. So I was glad to hear that there was going to be another Mr Bean movie.Unlike the last movie, there isn't much dialogue. They went back to basics and did what the TV show did. Which was actions instead of words.However, the story and jokes in this movie are poor.The joke where Mr Bean says "Gracias" about 30 times is not funny. Like the last movie, jokes from the TV are recycled in this one. It's nice to do a reference to a previous show you did, but you need new material or else you're repeating yourself.Also, when Mr Bean causes the father to get separated from his son, Mr Bean doesn't seem to care. You hate Mr Bean for doing that. This is when I decided that the movie wasn't great. I did get a chuckle from the little boy slapping Mr Bean in the face, though. There are a lot of pointless scenes in this movie. It's like they were trying to make the movie longer, because there isn't much of a story. Such as the scene where Bean is in the restaurant and what the hell was that scene where Mr Bean was in the shed all about? That scene went on forever and you just want the movie to end. If you thought those scenes were bad, check out the deleted scenes.There's even a deleted scene where Sabine tries to kill herself.I am not joking. Check the deleted scenes if you don't believe me. And to add insult to injury, the cast break the fourth wall at the end. Yep. Even for a Mr Bean movie, this is unnecessary. A very boring and unfunny movie. I'll just stick with the TV show.