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The Best Bits of Mr. Bean Movie Streaming.
Movie Title: The Best Bits of Mr. Bean The Best Bits of Mr. Bean is available for streaming or downloading. |
I’ve been a big Bean fan for years, and it was an easy decision to take this DVD based on the description. I did my best to attach on his homeroom sketch for my high school talent explain, and almost got it current, but anyway, that’s another legend.
Mr. Bean is indeed an instant classic, and even if you assume you disapprove British comedy, this will probably score you over anyway.
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However, beware that you are NOT purchasing 11 fleshy “episodes”. You are purchasing a single flashback episode that flashes aid to 11 short selections from Bean episodes.
If you dont contain me, notice that the total running time is 77 minutes. Subtract the movie trailers, the credits, the intro, and what you have is about an hour of footage, about half of which is the filler between flashbacks. Now, it is quite hysterical filler about Mr Bean rummaging through his attic and playing with his teddy, but it’s mild filler, and it’s quiet a flashback episode. If you dislike flashback episodes then dont bother.
To paint by numbers, the episode “Mr Bean Helps a Street Performer” is about 1 puny and 5 seconds long. Most of the episodes are around 2-5 minutes long. Now, multiply that by 11 episodes, and you have about 40 minutes or less of venerable Mr Bean highlights for the note of a fat DVD. If you ask me, you’re money is better spent on Monty Python episodes, or for that matter, the Rowan Atkinson Live tape!
Don’t catch me bad, the footage is 5 stars – hilarious, being made up of skits from the BBC sitcom, “Mr. Bean”, starring the shimmering Rowan Atkinson, but it is unprejudiced a compilation. Correct fans will build their money for the complete series on DVD. Well, we have Blackadder, now where is Mr. Bean and “The Thin Blue Line” on DVD? Bean is completely opposite of Blackadder and Thin Blue Line in that as Bean, Rowan is all but silent and completely relies on physical comedy, where as in Blackadder (as Edmund) and Thin Blue line (as Inspector Fowler) Rowan talks his head off and the main source of comedy is in the dialogue, although physical comedy is not absent by any means. Those who only know Rowan for being Bean may be petrified when they study Blackadder or Blue line for the first time because of the drastic character change, but trust me he’s impartial as silly with words as he is with physical action. “The Best Bits of Mr. Bean” is graceful for a rental or for an extremely casual fan, but bigger fans of Rowan and Bean are detached waiting for the complete series on DVD. I can highly recommend the Blackadder 5 disc DVD spot, which contains all 4 series (24 episodes), a reunion special, and other goodies (read my review of that item for grand more detail) but I recommend saving your money for the complete “Mr. Bean” series. The BBC series’ “Mr. Bean” and “The Thin Blue Line” are valuable comedy and I can’t wait until they are represented as well as the brilliantly hilarious “Blackadder” series.
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