"Rupert Everett also expertly mangles the plum role once inhabited by Alastair Sim." - Joseph Jon Lanthier

Axtually, it did exceed my expectactions.

British mainstream is a barren laughless affair, trying to appeal to everyone has the unfortunate sideeffect of appealing to nobody with any sense of humour: The first joke was a whoopie cushion and it ended with Girls Aloud. Full Disclosure: I am British.

St.Trinian's represents a travesty of the British comic tradition.

Lol...?

When I started watching this movie, I was under the impression that it is going to be an utter disaster. Surprisingly, I actually did laugh quite a bit in the movie. The ending of the movie is fun too, Ruper Everett does a great job. The movie has enough in it to keep you entertained all through out, its silly fun and something that one and all can enjoy.

Mistakes - 1) When the group from Cheltenham arrive to play hockey, the name is spelt wrong on the bus. It's spelt Chelteham. 2) When Colin Firth is tasting the vodka, he dips his index finger into the drink, but he tastes it with his middle finger. 3) During "School Challenge" the volume of a sphere is given as Pi R cubed. It should be four thirds Pi R cubed.

Like a British Bring It On amped up to 11. Really not a very good movie, but there were a bunch of us and we were drunk and we laughed a lot with rather than at it so what can I say, it worked.

Dorky children's movie that has enough charm to keep you watching.

Poor.

Surprisingly amusing, can't remember exactly why I watched it.

Surprisingly good fun. Bit of an odd thing to notice, but the editing is fantastic. Rupert Everett is magnificent too.

gothics? no emos...

Good silly fun stuff with girls in short skirts.