Thunderpants
Gets my fullest indulgence for its building a story (and comedy) around flatulence, which is always a guilty pleasure of mine – tellingly it is at its most amusing in the early stages when the farting is front and centre, but it’s almost as if Hewitt lost his nerve at the halfway mark and thought “but there really needs to be more than flatulence humour here”, and went off on a more serious and sedate note (as serious and sedate as you can be when dealing with fart-powered rockets!) A game cast of seasoned British comics soldier in bravely, to prop up the likable performances from Cook and Grint.
Mini Review: Gets my fullest indulgence for its building a story (and comedy) around flatulence, which is always a guilty pleasure of mine – tellingly it is at its most amusing in the early stages when the farting is front and centre, but it’s almost as if Hewitt lost his nerve at the halfway mark and thought “but there really needs to be more than flatulence humour here”, and went off on a more serious and sedate note (as serious and sedate as you can be when dealing with fart-powered rockets!) A ga
