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Emma de Caunes, Jean Rochefort, Karel Roden, Max Baldry, Rowan Atkinson
Mr. Bean wins a trip to Cannes where he unwittingly separates a young boy from his father and must help the two come back together. On the way he discovers France, bicycling, and true love, among othe...( read more
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Good movie, typical Bean. I love his stuff. But his stuff is much better in the shorter format. It becomes almost painful to watch in a full length movie. Still it's good.
Why did I go? I dont know, must have been bored. The original first few bean TV shows were Atkinson comic genius, then he took it too far. The first movie raised a smile out of me in about two or three places, this second movie did neither...no smiles, no comic genius, just a tir...( read more)
Although this film can be very funny in parts some of the film just isn't. A very funny part of the film happens near the beginning of the film in a restaurant, as funny as this was, the concept was clearly taken from an original TV episode of Mr Bean. A lot of the audiences' att...( read more)
The return of Mr Bean to the big screen was bound to be a bit of a dodgy affair and while there are plenty of really good laughs, it sure does drag on a bit. Rowan Atkinson has to be congratulated on his ability to keep the near dead silent comedy/ slapstick genre alive. It's sim...( read more)
Mr Bean can sometimes be too much! This time he was! There were many funny scenes, but the wholeness was almost boring and painful. When Mr Bean is the main character is he much better in the shorter format. He needs more serious actors beside him in a full lengt movie, like in M...( read more)
Sweet movie but a dissapointment -_-
Feels like the trailers are better than the movie =/
a very mr. beanish movie, if you watched mr. bean before, i know you will like it
