ChicRawIdol A brilliant film that helped define a genre

Kailansorac Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

Erica Derrick By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Quiet Muffin This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

Bethan Davies Definitely one of the better comedies in recent years, not laugh out loud funny but there are some great actors and if you like daft plots and dont mind it being a bit predictable, it's very watchable and enjoyable.

bubblet-29467 Came across this show because watching Dave one day. This is truly wonderful and deserves a real following. Paul Kaye and James Buckley are brilliant together. It's like a mix of Red Dwarf and Terry Pratchett. Paul Kaye is my favourite character so far playing the slightly useless but eccentric wizard Howell followed closely by Sharon Rooney's Soothsayer Barbara. I fell in at the first episode of the second series and immediately knew I had found something great. Went back and watch the first series. It's hilarious from the start. It's an easy going, well rounded comedy, following a wonderfully kooky fantasy story with 6 foot burly fairies and a plethora of other creatures. A definite must watch for a lazy night in.

Charles Richardson I stumbled upon this on Dave after watching the latest series of Red Dwarf and I'm so glad I did as this is like watching a touch of sliders with a huge portion of Discworld. Expertly acted and excellent comedy delivery , I haven't found a single thing that needs improving. What really add to it is the varied range of actors such as James Buckley ( Inbetweeners ) Paul Kaye ( you may remember him as Dennis Pennis), Ricky Grover ( normally plays Gangsters. If you like Discworld you will love this and if you don't , well I still think you will love it. It has that quick firing gag delivery that used to be a big part of British comedy , extremely recommended

ben kibby A must to watch, very good actors, very funny, unique and most of all a proper story line...Biggest problem was it was not advertised and I only came across it by accident. Its a series that keeps you interested and wanting more and more. Brian main character puts on a bracelet then is zapped into a magical world set in medieval times with wizards and sorceresses etc...Unfortunately the fairies one of which is played by Ricky Grover monitor all magical events and end up confiscating his bracelet on arrival. He later finds out its his one way back home and ends up trying anything to get it back...Found most likable character was 'Howell' played by Paul Kaye as a wizard another well know face that turns up later as a fire spirit is played by Steve Coogan....In all can say it is one of the best things i've seen on TV for some time and can only hope for more.