Comedy > C Comedy > 20 GBP to 30 GBP

Advantages: Every episode is great
Disadvantages: Plastic head case

...you all know part of the golden age of The Simpsons every episode is great. My personal favourites include The Shinning segment of Treehouse of Horror V, Lemon of Troy (Stupider ike a fox!) and Homer telling a pie "If you get eaten it's your own fault." But other than that they are all seriously good ther genuinely isn't 1 bad episode. Full episode list: Bart of Darkness Lisa's Rival Another Simpsons Clip Show Itchy & Scratchy Land Sideshow Bob ...
...Fear of Flying Homer the Great And Maggie Makes Three Bart's Comet Homie the Clown Bart vs. Australia Homer vs. Patty & Selma A Star Is Burns Lisa's Wedding Two Dozen and One Greyhounds The PTA Disbands! 'Round Springfield The Springfield Connection Lemon of Troy Who Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One) Special features include: Audio Commentary On Each Episode By Cast & Crew Deleted Scenes With Introductions And Audio Commentary Animatic Footage Illustrated ... Read review

Advantages: Timeless
Disadvantages: only 2 films

School for scoundrels or how to win without actually cheating ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Outline ---------- Henry Palfrey is too nice for his own good & because of this he always seems to lose out to the Cad Delauney. That is, Until he discovers the Lifeman college run by 'Professor' Potter....... Storyline ------------ Wishy washy book-keeper Palfry(Ian Carmichael) meets the love ...
...on an advert for the school of lifemanship and the film enters its 2nd part. part 2 Palfrey soon learns that the school of lifemanship is teaching him ways to take psychological advantage over an opponent with classes in love, sport, work etc. 'Professor Potter (Alistair Sim) teaches most of the classes, some in the school, some in 'the field'. We see Palfrey learn how to take advantage playing tennis, how to spill drinks on a date so she can be ... Read review

Advantages: excellent entertainment
Disadvantages: last two aren't as good as first two

...this be in his own home or in a major city like New York, the main plot follows this lad (Kevin) around as he strives to look after himself in the times he is away from his parents. In the first film this involves buying his daily food, cooking it and also discovering burglars want to rob his house, hence leading up to the funniest parts of the films where he has set traps to protect his house and the two dumb criminals Marve and Harry (the wet bandits) ...
...main focus of all these films surrounds these comical events and the setting up proceedure, I mean it's very clever how some of it is set up and it is some real slap-stick comedy in there although I have to admit that by the 3rd film and definitely the 4th the comedy doers start to wear thin a bit but the last two are still good in their own right. My favouriter event out af all four films is in the second one (lost in new york) where kevin is standing ... Read review

Advantages: Reasonable retro comedy
Disadvantages: I prefer George and Mildred. Yes, really.

Terry and June Medford are a middle-aged couple whose daughter has left home. Now that Terry has been promoted, they move to Purley and settle down to a comfortable suburban existence. But with Terry and his hare-brained schemes, life is never quiet for long. And with neighbours like Tina and Brian, there isn't much hope of him staying out of trouble. Thankfully, June is a loyal wife and puts up with much of Terry's madness because she loves him. ...
...another go. At the time, Terry and June became synonymous with the happily married surburban lifestyle that everyone was supposedly aiming for, although in hindsight, it is sometimes a little bit hard to take - worrying about the carpet when others are struggling to survive does seem like a problem taken too far. However, I think it is important to try to remember that it isn't supposed to be insulting - it is just a reflection of society at the ... Read review

Advantages: Warm and nostalgic
Disadvantages: Nothing major

Radio Days is a film directed and written by Woody Allen in 1987. Allen does not appear in the film but he does feature as a narrator. Radio Days is inspired by Allen's childhood in the forties and is a nostalgic and bittersweet comedy about an era when radio was the most influential and popular medium and everyone gathered around their sets at night to listen to serials and comedy shows. The film has two broad strands that tie it together. The frst ...
...Allen has said that Radio Days is an exaggerated view of his childhood with many autobiographical traces. He did live by the beach (Long Beach) for a time and characters in the film were inspired by some of the relations he grew up with. He wanted to pick out a group of old songs that each evoked a memory and make a film about how important and glamorous radio seemed when he was a child. In Radio Days we meet little Joe's eccentric but warm family ... Read review