The Mighty Boosh
The Mighty Boosh
| 18 May 2004 (USA)

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    NekoHomey Purely Joyful Movie!
    Sexyloutak Absolutely the worst movie.
    Erica Derrick By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.
    Zandra The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.
    Tim Corrigan I don't know how on Earth they did it—though the best minds in UK comedy were assembled on their creative team: Episodes seem to bend time somehow, leaving me feeling like I've been entertained for twice the length of the actual play time. Simply sublime, and superb.
    Simon Rodgers Okay, I have seen a couple of episodes of this programme and I saw a load of people dressed weirdly, talking about strange things and coming up with a few good lines but appearing to fall flat. All the recipes of a really rubbish show. However this show is not rubbish at all! I wouldn't exactly class it as a comedy though because I personally don't find it a laugh a minute like some people might, although there are some good bits in there.It really is hard to explain but despite the strange plot lines it is good to watch all the way through. There is the odd bit of language or innuendo, but this is quite commonplace where modern sitcoms are concerned.This is the sort of programme that you will like, but you won't know why.
    wallplanner just wanting to say to the reviewer who was confident that in 5 years time this show would have passed out of memory.... well it's 2010 and i've just watched the 2nd series again for the millionth time, the mighty boosh is still quoted among my friends and peers and, as far as I know, Barratt and Fielding are still doing tours of the show live as well as other projects of their own. So... yeah. it's a genuinely funny show, completely mad at times, quirky, subversive, intelligent and off the wall, with some brilliant moments of comedic genius and some great music. It's definitely a specific sense of humour though so if you don't get it... then you just don't get it.
    oh_to_live I'm from the states, and I happened to stumble upon this UK gem via YouTube. Hopefully they come out with a North American DVD release soon, but that's besides the point.I won't delve into the plot of the show. You can get that from other reviews. I just want to comment that the two main characters, Vince Noir and Howard Moon have great chemistry and really balance each other out well.The show is incredibly wacky and fun...and while sometimes the humor gets so zany as to be immature, nine times out of ten they nail it. At least....they did in the 1st and 2nd seasons.But they miss 8 or 9 times out of ten in the 3rd season. Things just got out of hand. Too much bland Naboo and Bollo, too much Shaman's council, too much wacky clothes worn by Vince, and not enough journeying through time and space.But this show is still definitely worth watching. Just pretend like 3rd season never happened! Sort of like how I pretend the 2nd and 3rd Matrix movies never happened..But that is another story for another time.