The Boat That Rocked

I have to say, that this is by far the most inspirational film I've seen to date. To feel the emotion, to care about the cause, to loath the oppression. Just the idea, that few can make a difference in this... Full review

Dude, I went into this only caring that it was starring Philip Seymour (?) Hoffman, and pretty much had little expectations as long as the movie was entertaining- well it was. The very well-scripted (all-star casted) characters created as organic a... Full review

I saw it twice on my overseas trip to Egypt and twice on my way back and loved every minute of it. I mimed the songs (passengers on the plane would not have appreciated me belting out Rolling Stones and Donovan:))... Full review

Although the film received its fair share of criticism for its historical inaccuracies and feeble plot, in my view, the film does exactly what its authors set out to achieve and - not only in terms of the soundtrack - rock... Full review

This film is about a pirate rock radio station in British North Sea in the 1960's. I have watched several movies about British music history, and I have enjoyed none of them. So it was a pleasant surprise when I watched... Full review

If you think of "Four weddings and a Funeral" or "Notting Hill", you will be a little disappointed, being here the overall tone not so brilliant, dialogues not so sparkling, however, the both humorous and moving atmosphere of Richard Curtis's comedies... Full review

Anyone looking for a plot or decent script should write their own. I saw this under the title "Good Morning England" in Paris last night and it reminded me somewhat of "Across the Universe" another film based on its fabulous sound... Full review

'The boat that rocked' is your average English comedy. Its highly original setting, on a 1966-clandestine Sixties' pirate-radio ship, surely warms the heart of everyone around at the time -- listening in when you were supposed to sleep or to do... Full review

I have been wanting to see this movie since I saw the trailer for the very first time. Today I finally got the opportunity. The plot sounded interesting and I was hoping to see a comedy that wasn't as predictable and... Full review

Richard Curtis' first 'non romantic comedy film' is really another romantic comedy film- it's just that the romantic bit gets swamped within 20 other sub-plots so you try and not notice. The Boat That Rocked sees Carl ( Tom Surridge )... Full review

Chris My favourite "musical" has to be The Blues Brothers - fantastic soundtrack, oodles of memorable lines and about 170 cars destroyed. I was so happy when DVDs came along because my VHS copy was so warped from repeated viewings... ... Full Article

You get the sense that some filmmakers really like people. You can tell by the way they depict characters who, despite their flaws, still manage to be endearing. ... Full Article

After 2012 - the movie, not the year - it will be exceedingly difficult for Roland Emmerich to deliver yet another of his expensive, apocalyptic disaster cartoons. ... Full Article

Just two months after the underwhelming "Woodstock," Focus Features has released another affectionate '60s nostalgia trip about a defining moment in rock 'n' roll history set to a kicking soundtrack. ... Full Article

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. -- On Easter Sunday in 1964, Tom Lodge and his friends found themselves aboard an old ferry anchored a bit more than 3 miles off the southeastern coast of Britain. ? , rated R, is showing at... ... Full Article