Skip over navigation

Help

The Other Half on DVD (2005)

The Other Half cover art
Average rating: 47%
81061713206613
2.5
from 1,034 members
 
Starring: Danny Dyer, Gillian Kearney, Vinnie Jones, George Calil, Cate Cohen, Katie Comer, Jonathan Broke, Stuart Coleman
Director: Marlowe Fawcett, Richard Nockles
Studio: MOMENTUM PICTURES
Run time: 96 mins
Certificate: 15
Genres: Comedy
Languages: English
Hearing-impaired: English
Released: 15/05/2006

Brief synopsis of The Other Half

Shot against the colourful backdrop of the 2004 European Championships, Danny Dyer (The Football Factory, The Business) stars as Mark, a newlywed who has sneakily organised his honeymoon to coincide with the Tournament. His unsuspecting other half is simply thrilled with her dream honeymoon to Portugal, but would she be so happy if she knew that Mark happens to already have tickets to all of England’s matches?

Related

Members Reviews

Reviews Voted Most Helpful

Rated - 1 starsRubbish

ACot from Hampshire , 13/06/2006

The idea of this film was brilliant, to plan your honeymoon secretly around the football. It was nothing short of terrible.

The acting, the writing and the storyline was nothing short of pathetic. The music was dreadful, no normal music themes at all.

I would rather watch 'CBeebies'

  8 out of 12 people found this review helpful
Report offending content.

Read all reviews

Rated - 3 starsNestuma do mel !

Paul Jay from London, England , 11/08/2006

Lets be totally honest, this film is a stinker! .. however, it does get better ..

The script is cak, to put it mildly. Shot against the colourful backdrop of the 2004 European Championships in Portugal, it tells the story (sic!) of a newlywed husband who has sneakily organised his honeymoon to coincide with the Tournament, without his wife knowing ..

The normally excellent Danny Dyer looks at pains with the whole thing, and in the real world such an action from a newlywed husband would result in him getting his b*lls cut off! (thankfully my wife likes footy!)

Gillian K. trades in her Brookside scouse for the worse attempt at an american accent this side of Felicity Kendall in 'Honey for Tea'! .. She is kinda cute though ..

Vinny Jones - Why? .. and as for the two 'fly on the ball' guys, they are simply irritating & baffling ..

Worth watching out for the beautiful Portugese singer Fado too, and good bonus features with 'making off', and a Danny Dyer interview ..

  6 out of 6 people found this review helpful
Report offending content.

Read all reviews

Rated - 1 starsThe Fan's Chant: What a load of rubbish!!!

Greek from South Glamorgan , 16/05/2006

The biggest pile of rubbish that i have had the mis-fortune of watching in a long time. I love my football, and thought this may be ok, but it was awful.

The acting was shocking, Vinnie Jones is a former welsh player for heaven's sake; and i just got bored after 10 minutes.

Avoid it like the plague, take your wife out clothes shopping for an hour and a half......it will be much more entertaining!

  9 out of 16 people found this review helpful
Report offending content.

Read all reviews

Rated - 5 starsa must see

mark winter from portsmouth , 25/07/2006

this is a must see for all foottie fans. but has somthing for everyone, even the wife loved it

  4 out of 4 people found this review helpful
Report offending content.

Read all reviews

Most Recent Reviews

Rated - 0 starsWorst Film of all Time

Coroar from Chatham , 03/06/2008

I'd never heard of this film before I rented it but I like Danny Dyer and football so I thought I'd give it a go. I wish I hadn't. This film is so poorly scripted, poorly casted and boring. This is without doubt the worst film I have ever seen.

I'd rather have a vasectomy than watch this again.

  1 out of 1 person found this review helpful
Report offending content.

Read all highest rated reviews

Rated - 1 starsunmitigated drivel

A customer from BICESTER , 30/09/2008

This film has NO redeeming attributes. A diatribe of disconnected annectdotal nonsense interspersed with poor quality, juvenile cartoon clips, it is thoroughly borinig and totally predictable from start to finish.

  1 out of 1 person found this review helpful
Report offending content.

Read all highest rated reviews