The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse

2005
1h 31min

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6,1/10

6 k

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The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse (2005)

The notorious fictional town of Royston Vasey is under threat and its inhabitants are forced to leave.

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Dark Comedy Comedy Fantasy Horror

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe notorious fictional town of Royston Vasey is under threat and its inhabitants are forced to leave.The notorious fictional town of Royston Vasey is under threat and its inhabitants are forced to leave.The notorious fictional town of Royston Vasey is under threat and its inhabitants are forced to leave.

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6,1/10

6 k

MA NOTE

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Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total

Anecdotes
When Geoff is driving in the rain, the car is actually being pushed along because Reece Shearsmith cannot drive.

Gaffes
35 minutes in, Herr Lipp and Reece stand outside Steve's home, in broad daylight. As Herr Lipp enters the house it's night outside.

Citations
Geoff Tipps: [on being tortured] They put me in a box with me coat on... I know, it don't sound much when you say it out loud.

Crédits fous
The League of Gentlemen will return in The Windmills of your Bum.

Connexions
Featured in Britain's 50 Greatest Comedy Sketches (2005)

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Enjoyable...if you know the original Royston Vasey sketches.

I knew nothing about the 'Royston Vasey' sketches when I watched the movie and thus, it was very confusing, messy and difficult for me to follow. However, after seeing the movie, I watched the special features which clarified a lot of things. Then, I watched the film again and this time I was able to enjoy and appreciate it to the fullest. So I would recommend that someone get a glimpse of the TV-series, 'The League of Gentlemen' before watching its movie. It's well executed with some great special effects and makeup and some hilarious cameos. Actors and writers Mark Gatiss, Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith do a fine job. The humour is definitely over the top and the story is larger than life and full of comedies of errors but once you know what to expect, it's much easier to enjoy this morbidly funny ride.