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(More customer reviews)All three of these films are drop dead hilarious, but The Booze Cruise is the best. What is it about the British character that it produces the best humor? Economic deprivation, tea rather than coffee, bad food?
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"...an utter delight - funny, touching and beautifully observed." - The Daily Mail"...full of light-hearted antics and fun characters..." - The Mirror"...riddled with fresh, unexpected and really funny jokes." - The Daily MailGood disasters are the adventures of a lifetime!In this hilarious comedy drama series, join an eccentric group of friends and neighbours as they embark on their fun-filled and disaster-prone day trips. With a mix of idiosyncratic personalities all crammed into one vehicle, including a perpetual optimist, a sarcastic womaniser, a cantankerous old geezer, a naïve young fiancé and a snooty businessman, the outings are bound to be lively - and full of criticism, bickering, dirty tricks and chaos!The Booze CruiseStarring Martin Clunes as Clive, the "Matey-Boys" cross the English Channel to stock up on cheap booze, but their journey to a French hypermarket hits stormy waters, turning a simple shopping expedition into a bumbling, comic nightmare.The Treasure HuntWith their women along for the fun, the gang sets off on a two-day charity treasure hunt. The optimist is determined not to come last for the fourth year running - while the old geezer, equally determined to win, decides it's a huge inconvenience when his wife’s mother drops dead in the back of his camper van!The ScatteringForced to honour one "Matey-Boy’s" late mother-in-law's last wishes to have her ashes scattered on the Yorkshire moors, the simple request turns into one bungled mishap after another - since for this gang, inevitably, nothing goes according to plan!approx. 284 mins. col.
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