Directed by Jim O'Hanlon
A new servant embarks on an unlikely relationship with the youngest daughter of a prominent English family. Simultaneously, rivalries are spilling over in the Davenport family, led by the Lord and Lady as they also weather the epic failure of the wedding of their eldest daughter to her caddish cousin.
Фэкхем-Холл, Фекгем-Голл, 趣塔德庄园, Wujowy Dwór, 法克漢莊園, Факъм Хол, فاکهام هال, Dinh thự "Mặc Kệ Đời", Факам Хол, 팩햄 홀, Fakemo dvaras, פאקהאם הול: אחוזה בהפרעה
AustraliaM Russell Hobbs British Film Festival 
Puerto RicoR 
USAR 
Ireland15A 
UK15 
Russia18+ AustraliaM 
LithuaniaN-16 UK 
France 
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This movie made me laugh zero times
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This movie made me laugh. Zero times was I found without a smile.
Deeply stupid. Elderly audience repeated every punchline out loud. Multiple phones went off. I had a wonderful time
ONE SHADE OF GREY
Perfect first date with a first cousin movie
This is the funniest shit I've seen in a long time 😭😭😭😭😭😭
We got Tolkien, Jimmy Carr, Draco Malfoy, Snoop Dogg and Drake in the same film 😭🙏
It won't be for everyone but I loved pretty much all of it, exactly my type of humour.
The Trainspotting poster hanging in the quarters facking killed me.
I thought I was ready for a goofy movie spoofing the many tropes of the 1930's British aristocracy in a satirical fashion... I guess I wasn't ready. That be said I did laugh two audibles but the rest were chortles or a statement "That's stupid".
I felt at best this was a collection of spoof elements of those films that take place in said era which kind of make it a somewhat educated version of the "Scary Movie" films but most of the humour was mainly "body" which I guess acts as a course correction to the genre but as I settled into watching this I could immediately feel like this wasn't going to hold my grasp of an entertaining…
i need my next man to get a boner from just touching my hand
Adding this to the list, I wouldn’t have known of its existence if it weren’t for this site. Honestly, I didn’t know much about it other than that it was a spoof of series like Downton Abbey and films such as Gosford Park—all somewhere in the same vein as the ZAZ works like Airplane! and Naked Gun. That description is very accurate; almost from the very beginning, you’re bombarded with a barrage of visual gags and wordplay that poke fun at everything—from cousins getting married, women being considered too old to marry at 23, a guy getting a bike stuck in his ass to people losing their pants—all within the first 20 minutes. There’s even a…
British aristocracy upstairs-downstairs dramas are the latest to receive the Airplane! treatment. You know the drill with these: not every joke lands, but they come so frequently that you’re laughing most of the runtime anyway. The running gag with the can’t-read-punctuation vicar had me on the floor by the end. Oli Julian contributes a distinctively Downton-esque score, and long-time Bond composer David Arnold emerges from movie exile to pen a couple of songs. On a laughs-per-minute basis, it probably doesn’t quite measure up to Liam Neeson’s Naked Gun remake from earlier this year, but there are enough of those laughs to make it a fun 90 minutes.
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Got enough chuckles and smirks outta me to earn a passing grade.
