The Magnificent 7 Deadly Sins details
| Format: | PG DVD |
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| Starring: | Bernard Bresslaw, Harry H. Corbett, Harry Secombe, Julie Ege, Ronnie Barker, Bruce Forsyth, Leslie Phillips, June Whi, Spike Milligan |
| Director: | Graham Stark |
| Genre: | Comedy - British |
| Studio: | PRISM LEISURE |
| Name | Discs | |
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The Magnificent 7 Deadly Sins |
PG Feature |
DVD Information
| Run time: | 1 hour 42 minutes |
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| Rental release: | 02 Feb 2004 |
| Main languages: | English |
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Ok worth a look
By A.S from Wales , 25 Nov 2004[Highly rated reviewer]
Not a stunning or shining example of comedy, but not bad.
A series of sketches, or `shorts? and a nostalgic look back into the late 60s early 1970s.
You won?t be rolling over on the floor, but it might make you chuckle.
Harry H. Corbett (Steptoe & Son) `Lust? is a sad laugh. (he always seems to be 37 and not married, why is that ?)
Ian Charmicheal, Alfie Bass Sheila Bernette in `Pride? are perhaps the pick of the bunch.
The much underrated 1960s 70s T.V and stage `bitplayer? Sheila Bernette, shows a leg to good effect.
Overall not a bad DVD, the more gentle and wacky humour might be lost on today?s audience- Was this review helpful to you?
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(4)Ok worth a look
By A.S from Wales , 25 Nov 2004[Highly rated reviewer]
Not a stunning or shining example of comedy, but not bad.
A series of sketches, or `shorts? and a nostalgic look back into the late 60s early 1970s.
You won?t be rolling over on the floor, but it might make you chuckle.
Harry H. Corbett (Steptoe & Son) `Lust? is a sad laugh. (he always seems to be 37 and not married, why is that ?)
Ian Charmicheal, Alfie Bass Sheila Bernette in `Pride? are perhaps the pick of the bunch.
The much underrated 1960s 70s T.V and stage `bitplayer? Sheila Bernette, shows a leg to good effect.
Overall not a bad DVD, the more gentle and wacky humour might be lost on today?s audience- Was this review helpful to you?
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OK
By a customer from England , 18 Oct 2004British Film from early 70's with alot of well known stars of the day, not as good as i rembered when I saw this as a Teenager, Their are some good moments thou, Favourite bit is where two cars meet on a narrow road and neither will reverse.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Hasten to Sloth
By sundance7 from fermanagh , 07 Sep 2004Worth seeing for the brilliant Feldman-Milliganese of the chapter on sloth and the opening, wonderfully exaggerated naturist idyll-cum-pretext for a disapparelling Felicity Devonshire. Otherwise poor.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Weak
By a customer from Clenchworton , 15 Mar 2004As is usual for this period, despite great writers and performers, there is an air of desparation about this movie.
Each sin is a separate sketch written by different people, including Galton & Simpson, Graham Chapman & Barry Cryer and Spike Milligan.
Never really gets going.- Was this review helpful to you?
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