From the team who brought us the ace Peep Show, Magicians may disappoint anyone who's expecting the consistent highs of that fantastic comedy. However, if you just sit back and take it for what it is you'll see some great jokes and wonderful subtle humour played out commendably by the usual Brit-com cast. I remember this getting a bit of a panning on its release but I can't understand why. I liked it.

Basically an expansion of "Peep Show", which should be a good thing but "Magicians" just goes nowhere at all. Still has some amusing moments and obviously the cast is likable but ends up being a real disappointment.

Pretty funny. I liked the girls dance routine song.

It isn't Peep Show but it's still funny.

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Mitchell and Webb showcase their versatlity, making a leap to the big screen that is so far from Peep Show... Sorry. I don't know why anyone would pay money to watch this.

Like a weak, feature-length episode of Peep Show. No belly laughs, although Jessica Stevenson's performance is amusing. Mitchell & Webb are going to need a better vehicle soon before Peep Show eclipses everything else they do.

Could have been so much better then it was.

I wanted to like this film, but its pretty weak. Perhaps we must face facts and admit that Mitchell and Webb are not the comedy geniuses Peep Show would lead you to believe.

The cast is agreeable. For passing time.

Dissappointing. I had some expectations of this film and the 'that Webb and Mitchel Look' episodes, as peep show never stopped amazing me. Seeing Webb and Mitchell outside of peep-show only distorted the way I looked at the two characters I loved from peep show. The film isn't that bad, nor is 'That Webb and Mitchell look' but it's not special like peep show.

There are a few laughs here, but they all come from Peter Capaldi in a relatively small role. The rest of the movie is mind-numbingly dull, unfunny, and generally a sad reflection on the state of the British film industry.