The Brothers Grimsby

Its not the best Sasha film by a long chalk and i doubt that it will translate over the pond or Channel very well, but it as its moments, shame that they seem to be repetitive in one form or another.Rebel Wilson always adds on a point to any film hence why this 5 became a 6 for me.

This is funny to watch. Gross but funny!

The funniest movie for at least a year! Sacha Baron Cohen at the top of his game.

This is my review of Grimsby (spoiler free)Directed by Loius Leterrier Distributor: SonyCast: Academy Award nominee Sacha Baron-Cohen*, Mark Strong, Isla Fisher, Rebel Wilson and Academy Award winner Penelope Cruz**Plot: Two brothers from Grimsby were separated as children Sebastian (Strong) became an agent for MI6 whereas his older brother Nobby (Cohen) stayed in Grimsby. However a new assignment forces them to team up.

Went to watch Grimsby last night on a whim and ended up having a great time. Not everyone's cup of tea I'm sure, but surely anyone going to see this new Sacha Baron Cohen film knows exactly what they are going to get.

First off, this is a Sacha Baron Cohen move, so if you have seen his other films you should have a pretty decent idea of the type of comedy that is awaiting you - over the top, some may even say "gross" comedy. If you don't like that - then don't go see the movie!

Grimsby is the latest from mastermind Sacha Baron Cohen. And by mastermind i mean completely twisted individual who makes me laugh until i can't breathe.

Absolutely dire film, setting British comedies back at least 20yrs. The humour is lower than toilet, no intelligent jokes, the script and acting is appalling.

When secret agent Sebastian Graves is waylaid by his long-lost brother Nobby, his efforts to foil a dastardly international masterplan are placed in jeopardy. Sebastian is played straight-faced by Mark Strong, and Sacha Baron Cohen is the benefits claiming, multiple-child-fathering, crass layabout Nobby, and the contrast is one of the elements played for laughs, the other main one being Nobby's gradual inclusion in Sebastian's world of espionage and sudden death.