Title: Funny But Excruciating At Times
Product review: I've always had a thing for slapstick, and British comedy too. This combines them both in the spirit of Benny Hill.If you are expecting a lot of dialogue from the hero, forget it. Bean does with grunts, gurgles, and an occasional word, all to great comic effect. A child in a man's body, he just can't cope well with the real world.As he plods along on his trip to Cannes, you can just see the gags coming a mile away. In fact, if they hadn't happened, I would've been disappointed. Yet, his bad luck was at times excruciating as you just know he's going to do... don't want to spoil the gags.I enjoyed the first movie and this is no exception. I don't think you can really improve on this formula, and I look forward to the next one. Live on Mr. Bean!
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