September 29, 2009
Painful and embarrassing to watch.
Andrew Lawrence, Burt Reynolds, Chris Ellis
Rowan Atkinson brings his TV-based nincompoop Mr. Bean to the big screen. He arrives in Los Angeles to guard a famous painting, but as Mr. Bean is unfit for any physical task, everything goes hilariou...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 31, 1998
Stats: 10,977 reviews
Flixster Reviews (10,977)
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March 23, 2008It's frustrating that Atkinson is so intelligent, yet he plays such a stupid (and often irritating) character.
It's a bit too silly for my taste, but Peter MacNicol deserves a whole star for himself. -
March 16, 2008Mr. Bean works at the Royal National Gallery. His co-workers despise his laziness and his ability to sleep on the job. Though they want him fired from his job, the staff is rendered powerless because the chairman of the board adores him. The staff devises a plan to have Mr. Bean ...( read more)
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January 27, 2008"Bean" demonstrates the misguidedness of translating comedy sketches to the big screen.
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November 13, 2009I love this movie! It just cracks me up everytime that I watch it. Just fun :)
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November 13, 2009It had is moments, were you would see something unusual even for him, but they still treat him like an idiot so you expected him to be an idiot, and it takes a little of the humor.
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March 23, 2007love mr bean but the series is a lot better ,not too bad though and worth a watch
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January 6, 2007the huge difference between the movie and the series is i felt the series had no plot, but the movie does.
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