Thunderpants

The best and worst film ever made. Goddammit the concept is straight up bizarre. I remembered this film on the toilet in uni one time, and having rewatched it, the twists and turns it takes are alarming but fit its tone, which is that of a British children's book; from fart problems driving a family apart to farts powering hovercrafts to farts masking for high notes to farts powering entire rockets. What a wild ride.

It pains me to say that I have had the misfortune of watching this film

wiped from my memory

Rupert Grint plays the bespectacled nerd sidekick very well - but he hardly has the main part as the billing seems to imply. But Leslie Philips, Stephen Fry. Simon Callow - generations of the best British comic actors were there. The story was funny and entertaining and the action outrageous and occasionally spectacular - if very oddball and naughty. Farter of the Opera would have been the better title!

Wet fart. The worst kind

Flatulence has never amused me and this film provides no exception; however, it does posses a line or two of dry cleverness almost out of place in this clumsy children's feature.

This ridiculous movie is based off of an equally ridiculous children's novel. Crass good fun.

Watched this at age twelve when fart jokes were the height of comedy, and I was still bored shit-less.

Just for the awkwardness.

Well, I expected a lot of fart humor, but there's almost nothing else. If you really like the color green you might want to see this.

This is one of the worst ever films I have laid eye on.