Title: Instant classic
Product review: Rowan Atkinson had made a genius tribute to Jacques Tati. This film is howlingly funny and manages to poke fun at the filmmaking community as well. There are immortal sequences--Mr. Bean's lunch at a seafood restaurant, Mr Bean begging with a boom box, Willem Dafoe's rendition of a narcissistic film director. I never quite warmed to the Mr, Bean character previously although I absolutely adore Atkinson as the hapless BlackAdder. This is a great movie and it can be thoroughly enjoyed by children as well as film sophisticates.
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