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• Manu G

  
  School Can Be A Riot. Good movie. Quite amusing at times, the girls looked suitably..... unsuitable! I think the storyline is brillant and I also love the pranks the kids pull, they are just so imaginative! Good acting from all the kids, Firth and Everett give the film a welcome… More
  School Can Be A Riot. Good movie. Quite amusing at times, the girls looked suitably..... unsuitable! I think the storyline is brillant and I also love the pranks the kids pull, they are just so imaginative! Good acting from all the kids, Firth and Everett give the film a welcome lift. This British teenage comedy is funny and pretty entertaining so go see it. St Trinians proudly continues to represent the unacceptable face of British education. When the new Minister of Education announces he will personally sort the place out he doesn't realise either the enormity of the task or that the headmistress is an old flame. The school is anyway threatened with closure by their bank; with the staff clearly a waste of space the girls realise the responsibility to save the day falls on them. Perhaps a painting popularised by Scarlett Johansson might be the way out?

• Dean !

  
  I've not seen the old St Trinian's films from the 50's, but good to see the brand get a modern day English make over. It's pretty much what you would expect, silly over the top characters and action. It's all lighthearted fun though with a good English cast.… More
  I've not seen the old St Trinian's films from the 50's, but good to see the brand get a modern day English make over. It's pretty much what you would expect, silly over the top characters and action. It's all lighthearted fun though with a good English cast. Good for a giggle.

• Bethany M

  
  Quite funny, although I liked the sequel better to this. Russell Brand was hilarious as ever though even for just a cameo appearance. Rupert Everett make a hysterical yet weird looking woman.

• Alexis N

  
  It's an okay romp with a bunch of bad girls trying to do the right thing by doing a very bad thing.

• Dead A

  
  Was it fun? In what way exactly?

• Chris G

  
  St. Trinians is a private school for girls. Bad girls. Very bad girls led by their very bad head mistress (Rupert Everett). They make their own vodka, place bets, cheat, steal, and not quite kill. It's the last resort when your daughter's been tossed from every other… More
  St. Trinians is a private school for girls. Bad girls. Very bad girls led by their very bad head mistress (Rupert Everett). They make their own vodka, place bets, cheat, steal, and not quite kill. It's the last resort when your daughter's been tossed from every other boarding school in Britain. Of course the usual things happen in a movie like this. A new girl (Tallulah Riley) shows up and isn't accepted, then accepted by her classmates. There's a dilemma in which the school's going to be closed unless they pull off a master plan. Hilarity ensues. Typical plot for a story such as this. It is a little comical with all of the Colin Firth references, considering he's in the movie as a minister of education. The film also features Russell Brand and Stephen Fry, but since this is a PG-13 film Brand can't rock out with his junk out as with Sarah Marshall and Get Him To The Greek and Fry's character is basic fodder for a game show sequence. One thing I will say for St. Trinians is that everyone appears to have had fun making the film and it shows on the screen. That helps it a bit, but it still can't dig itself out of the fact that we've since this before countless times. St. Trinians is a nice film for pre-teens and is mildly enjoyable for adults, but it's nothing special.

• Anthony L

  
  It would be silly to point out technical errors, story holes and continuity mistakes about a film that doesn't take itself too seriously. Apart from the little details that could have improved the film, it's quite a good update of the franchise. The originals could be a bit… More
  It would be silly to point out technical errors, story holes and continuity mistakes about a film that doesn't take itself too seriously. Apart from the little details that could have improved the film, it's quite a good update of the franchise. The originals could be a bit racy at times so I'm glad they didn't chicken out with this one. Good fun.

• ♥˩ƳИИ &

  
  Colin Firth, Rupert Everett, Talulah Riley, Juno Temple, Antonia Bernath, Lena Headey, Stephen Fry, Russell Brand DIRECTED BY: Barnaby Thompson and Oliver Parker St. Trinian?s, the infamous school for ?young ladies? is once again facing dire financial crisis! The bank are… More
  Colin Firth, Rupert Everett, Talulah Riley, Juno Temple, Antonia Bernath, Lena Headey, Stephen Fry, Russell Brand DIRECTED BY: Barnaby Thompson and Oliver Parker St. Trinian?s, the infamous school for ?young ladies? is once again facing dire financial crisis! The bank are threatening headmistress Camilla Fritton with closure. Her unorthodox doctrine of free expression and self empowerment is also under threat from new Education Minister Geoffrey Thwaits, an old flame of Camilla?s who is determined to bring discipline and order to the anarchic school. In true St. Trinian style the girls are in a league of their own; smart, fearless and determined to defend the school they love to the end. They need to unite the warring girl gang cliques and come up with the cash fast to save the school. Obviously not a film you are going to go in thinking,WOW! This could be award worthy. It is what it is. A fun movie to watch. It's funny and has a lot of great characters in it. Colin Firth and Rupert Everett are by far the funniest one's in the bunch. Love seeing Colin Firth do movie's like this. He seems so serious as an actor that it's good to see him let loose in a comedy like this. Just a fun watch. Not a movie to take seriously. Liked it.. Lots of laughs.

• Film C

  
  ooh i love this movie its great its hilariously funny and you can watch over and over its acted brilliantly and brilliantly funny making me laugh every time and its got so many of my fav actors and its the first big film for gemma arterton who i love in it, but its a shame lena… More
  ooh i love this movie its great its hilariously funny and you can watch over and over its acted brilliantly and brilliantly funny making me laugh every time and its got so many of my fav actors and its the first big film for gemma arterton who i love in it, but its a shame lena headey didnt get a bigger part but really its a great britsih cast and british film. Its enjoyable and you have to love the storyline and characters i just think its brilliant i cant believe its not been i big hit because i think there has been more terrible films than this one. Of course its the infamous st trinians school back in this new reamped up to date movie that takes us on a new adventure through trying to save the school the st trinians way and trying to stop colin firth from taking the school away! Its brilliant and completely worth a watch!

• Kylie B

  
  I watched this film mainly to see Russell Brand and Stephen Fry. Well, Brand was okay, Fry was better, and I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. Mainly because I loved all the girls; their characters are stereotypes but it's all rather affectionately done. One major thing… More
  I watched this film mainly to see Russell Brand and Stephen Fry. Well, Brand was okay, Fry was better, and I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. Mainly because I loved all the girls; their characters are stereotypes but it's all rather affectionately done. One major thing that let it down was all the intertextual film jokes, which weren't actually all that funny (well, Colin Firth getting humped by Mr. Darcy was funny once). That and Girls Aloud performing at the end.

• Luke B

  
  With this and Wild Child, you be forgiven for thinking that most British schools are actually like this. The film tries to justify the anarchic teens actions but misses the point entirely.The children don't seem to learn anything of value and simply use their bad behaviour in… More
  With this and Wild Child, you be forgiven for thinking that most British schools are actually like this. The film tries to justify the anarchic teens actions but misses the point entirely.The children don't seem to learn anything of value and simply use their bad behaviour in order to "do the right thing". There is a lot of fun to be had as well. Everett is fantastic in a double role and Firth plays his bumbling self with an extra dash of villainy and empathy. The jokes are dated or just completely painful and the sexual undertones are sometimes plain uncomfortable.

• Nicki M

  
  Pretty awful. I got to 50 minutes before I started watching this on fast forward. It did not improve. Scary when Russell Brand is the best thing in a movie...

• Dean M

  
  Wildly funny of an infamous school for young ladies based in the legendary British comedy series. Actor Rupert Everett dressed drag as the female headmistress - THAT SUCKS! But he does a good comic performance.

• Roy G

  
  Lacking any really sharp dialogue, the film just about goes the distance

• Sophie B

  
  Extremely funny with a great story and I love the characters!

• Sylvester K

  
  Super Duper unfunny, soundtrack is not bad but I really do not understand this remake.

• Marcus W

  
  Watchable, disposable, likeable...

• Sunil J

  
  This movie has spirit and laughs but is pretty blah as far as plot. Rupert Everett was kinda weird in this one. A worth while watch for Colin Firth.

• Marion R

  
  You crazy Brit's, sexualising teenage girls. I thought this was going to be good teenage comedy something along the lines of Sleepover, Another Cinderella Story, Clueless, just something light and fluffy. What I got was a sleazy, lecherous film. There are several scenes which… More
  You crazy Brit's, sexualising teenage girls. I thought this was going to be good teenage comedy something along the lines of Sleepover, Another Cinderella Story, Clueless, just something light and fluffy. What I got was a sleazy, lecherous film. There are several scenes which made me feel uncomfortable. The girls have to get by some lasers and curve there way through them, mimicking Catherine Zeta Jones from Entrapment. There is also a make over scene where Annabelle ( Talulah Riley) ends up looking like a hooker complete with garter belts. This film isn't about "Girl Power", whatever that is it, it's about sexualising and objectifying teenage girls. One star because Colin Firth was in it and he was the only reason I kept watching

• Jason R

  
  Based on a old-school film series from the 50's, St. Trinian's is an updated and raunchier version and it ends up being a very funny and somewhat original film which stars Rupert Everett in dual roles, but it is his role as Head Mistress Camilla that makes the film worth… More
  Based on a old-school film series from the 50's, St. Trinian's is an updated and raunchier version and it ends up being a very funny and somewhat original film which stars Rupert Everett in dual roles, but it is his role as Head Mistress Camilla that makes the film worth watching. A really great supporting cast as well makes this movie a real treat, it was a hell of a lot of fun to watch.

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