A good first attempt at bringing a classic Pratchett novel to the silver screen, marred somewhat by trying to squeeze so much content into such a short package.

Only appealing to Pratchett fans, I wish they made it more of an adult film, instead of a kiddy one. The funny (adult) jokes from the book were missing, a shame. But I can't wait for other Discworld adaptations.

Fucking awesome.

A nice Pratchett job!

This film skirts the fine line of enjoyable and banal. It's dry in parts, the best jokes from Pratchett never seem to make it... and yet it's still one of Pratchett's best books brought to life. Most of the grade comes from the book material itself... not this rendition.

Marc Warren is excellent in this adaption.

Nice adaption of the pratchett discworld book.

Its a really good go at doing a Discworld novel, but it just shows how far off a film based on one of the books is. I imagine this was quite confusing to a non-fan. Hopefully Sky will give more millions to the people behind this to make Mort or Colour of Magic.

I'm surprised seeing that they were able knit a good movie out of unadaptable Pratchett universe. Far better than Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy and quite good for a tv production. It is enjoyable as a standalone since they used its quite lenght to plunge enough information.

While it has it's problems with actors, I'm a sucker for pratchett.

Brilliant! I'd love to see this on the big screen.

OK, but I much prefered the book.

Pure fun! :)

i am a huge discworld fan!!! a must see. also check out "The Colour of Magic"

Almost Perfect

Very deep and profound research was done on the discworld universe (No wonder, Pratchett's one of the screenwriters) for a very profound story. You won't forget Mr. Teatime, that's Te a ti me.