Beautiful, moving film.

Absolutely the worst movie.

Simple and well acted, it has tension enough to knot the stomach.

One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

This TV show follows the exploits of Jazz-fan Howard Moon, Fashion guru Vince Noir, Gorilla Bollo and Shaman Naboo.In total there is twenty episodes (eight in the first series, six in the second and third).The first series takes place in zoo, the second in a flat and the third in a shop called Nabootique, which is owned by Naboo. Due to the changing of the setting for every series, the show keeps fresh and entertaining. My personal favourite episodes would be 'Hitcher' (series 1), 'Nannageddon' (series 2) and 'Eels' ( series 3).This TV show is surreal and is not everyone cup of tea, there is also plenty of rude humour thrown into the mix, which is the reason for its 15 rating here in the UK. To give an example of the surrealism on show, there is a talking and moving ball of bubble gum called Gary in one episode. Apart from this not quite being everyones cup of tea, I can't recommend this show enough. THANK YOU JULIAN BARRET AND NOEL FIELDING FOR CREATING A HIGHLY ORIGINAL AND ENTERTAINING SHOW.

I do enjoy some stupid comedies but this is really pushing it (and I like Disaster Movie) I mean I saw one episode and it was about Howard is going to fight a kangaroo but he needs some training first. Howard declined the zoo keeper said if he doesn't he'll put pictures of him naked all around the zoo and the training is false, they have no Idea, a girl is involved. This story between Howard and the girl in this episode is so false it would make Michael Bay wretch. all I have to say is "HAVE YOU LOST YOUR ####ING MIND." The whole series took less time to write put together than this comment. Avoid. unless a brainless Teenager makes you watch this."What's The Difference Between you and me" "I'm dead" - The Crow: Wicked Prayer

just wanting to say to the reviewer who was confident that in 5 years time this show would have passed out of memory.... well it's 2010 and i've just watched the 2nd series again for the millionth time, the mighty boosh is still quoted among my friends and peers and, as far as I know, Barratt and Fielding are still doing tours of the show live as well as other projects of their own. So... yeah. it's a genuinely funny show, completely mad at times, quirky, subversive, intelligent and off the wall, with some brilliant moments of comedic genius and some great music. It's definitely a specific sense of humour though so if you don't get it... then you just don't get it.

It's amazing not just because it's comedy that isn't going to try and create in depth relationships within the show and rely on them to boost audience numbers it's just the sheer commitment the guys have to the show: to make up the krimps, write the whole script, write all the songs from scratch and do magnificent tours is something you don't see with any other comedy show or duo.The fact that they have not changed the show's style to suit tastes is another reason I have had to buy the dvds again because they just don't work anymore due to me watching them so much.I love this show and I know I'm not alone.