Limerculer A waste of 90 minutes of my life

HottWwjdIam There is just so much movie here. For some it may be too much. But in the same secretly sarcastic way most telemarketers say the phrase, the title of this one is particularly apt.

Ortiz Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

Walter Sloane Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.

Izak86 I loved Last of the Summer Wine in the early 1990's when I was a kid and really enjoyed the mischief Compo, Clegg and Foggy got up to. Story lines also included Compo's constant attempt to attract Nora Batty which was always a laugh, but sadly in 1999, Bill Owen (Compo) passed away. Surprisingly though, the producers just continued making new series. The 'Compo's Funeral' episode was very touching but in my opinion, this should have been the show's final episode, ever since then, the show's quality has declined rapidly. Many of the other major characters have now passed away and often just replaced with other 'similar' characters, making it more like a soap than a much-loved sitcom. Even Clegg (Peter Sallis) is now only in episodes briefly.I feel the producers are now just trying to keeps the show alive for as long as possible, but with few 'original' characters and poorer story lines, new episodes could tarnish the image of the series that was once brilliant.

Bob Barnett Simply put, this show has been my favorite discovery of late and I am definitely going to try and purchase each and every one of the episodes and specials if possible.It has really not been done justice by the other comment here. I am absolutely in love with this show.I had no idea it has been around as long as it has. Apparently the longest running show in England and possibly most anywhere. With good reason as you will see if you watch a couple of episodes.These gentlemen trying to recapture their youth are so funny and endearing

ross robinson Last of the summer wine i think has got to be one of the most brilliant the most fantastic series in the world, for 31 years the last of the summer wine has been going strong with lots of series coming out ever year. I think they must be on their 32nd series now since the series has made another come back. The series has always been fantastic and it always will be because i think for 31 fantastic years, the series has become a very popular comedy for everyone to watch, to sitback and relax on a sunday with a nice cup of tea. Aaaaaaaaahhhh. I give the programme 10 out of 10 because it is a fantastic series. God bless to those who took part in the programme.

chuffnobbler Running since the dawn of time, Last of the Summer Wine is one of the mot reliable elements of the BBC's output. Featuring wonderful actors in unique roles, it's ideal viewing for sitting down with the Sunday tea. It's warm, sentimental and old-fashioned. That every episode seems to end with a couple of OAPs rolling down a hillside in a tin bath on wheels is neither here nor there: it's charming and friendly. Spiky edges are provided by Dame Thora Hird, the wondrous Kathy Staff, and Jane Freeman, and the series is not challenging viewing. Harmless. The kind of telly you could watch with your granny. That most of the cast are your granny's age is another joy. Hardly cutting edge, and guaranteed to run until the end of the world, Last of the Summer Wine is truly immortal.