Plunkett And Macleane details
| Format: | 15 DVD |
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| Starring: | Iain Robertson, Liv Tyler, Alan Cumming, Jonny Lee Miller, Michael Gambon, Ken Stott, Robert Carlyle |
| Director: | Jake Scott |
| Genre: | Action/Adventure - Westerns |
| Studio: | UCA |
| Name | Discs | |
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Plunkett And Macleane |
15 Feature |
DVD Information
| Run time: | 1 hour 37 minutes |
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| Rental release: | 28 Mar 2005 |
| Main languages: | English |
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Stands up and delivers
By GordonVader (105 reviews) from Emerald City, oz , 19 Oct 2012[Highly rated reviewer]
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Ok so finally a British film to be proud of that doesn't revolve arround Colin Firth...
A true anachronistic treasure with a decent cast, a witty script and an amazing soundtrack...
If you've missed this movie then get it before someone 'loses' the disk in the post...- Was this review helpful to you?
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(18)A highly underrated gem
By TheWatchman (488 reviews) from Suburbia , 14 Mar 2013Every time I seem to ask people, have they watched Plunkett and Macleane, they never seem to have heard of it, which I always find surprising, as its so damn good! Its very loosely based on the true exploits of British highwaymen, one of which was a gentleman, but still went on to rob the rich to fund his lavish lifestyle. And it reunites Trainspotting stars Johnny Lee Miller and Robert Carlyle in the title roles, plus adds Liv Tyler as a bit of love interest. Its one of those rare films which mixes action, adventure and adult humour extremely well and pulls everything off. Theres very little not to like about the film. However, every time I read something negative about it, its someone always slagging off the music. Yes, the film uses highly modern dance music for a film set hundreds of years ago. Some people seem to find that very difficult to take. Personally, I thought it worked a treat. Whether you like action or black humour, you have to watch this film. Also, a special mention to actor Ken Stott for his sinister portrayal as the thoroughly nasty captain of the police, charged with bringing the highwaymen to justice.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Stands up and delivers
By GordonVader (105 reviews) from Emerald City, oz , 19 Oct 2012[Highly rated reviewer]
Ok so finally a British film to be proud of that doesn't revolve arround Colin Firth...
A true anachronistic treasure with a decent cast, a witty script and an amazing soundtrack...
If you've missed this movie then get it before someone 'loses' the disk in the post...- Was this review helpful to you?
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FAB FAB FAB!!!
By BobbyJo (6 reviews) from Cambs , 13 Jan 2011I Absolutely loved this film. It was a modern twist on an age old tale of Highwaymen in the 1700's - modern touches like some of the more elaborate costumes, music choice and some 'urban terminology' made it perfect.
It's all star casting was perfect with early performances from the likes of David Walliams and Matt Lucas, Ben Miller and Alexander Armstrong. But the stars of piece were the gorgeous Jonny Lee Miller who was fab. He was slightly upstaged by the wonderful Robert Carlyle. Ken Stott plays a sinister a nasty character with grit and realism. Liv Tyler is just beautiful.
I enjoy a good period flick and this was excellent.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Rubbish....
By a customer from London , 22 Dec 2008... I said, 'rubbish.' Couldn't bare it; and have to admit we abandoned it after only a few minutes and did not see it through. I never heard/saw such inappropriate material! Avoid at all costs unless you like low down stuff.- Was this review helpful to you?
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One of the best british films ever made
By Chalkus (35 reviews) from UK , 09 Jul 2008I loved this, I've watched it a lot of times since it was released (twice in the cinema). All round fantastic fim, very entertaining, full of action and humour and a great soundtrack!- Was this review helpful to you?
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