Death At A Funeral DVD
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Death At A Funeral DVD

Production Year: 2007 - Comedy - Director: Frank Oz - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over

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Written by Dean Craig and directed by comedic veteran Frank Oz, DEATH AT A FUNERAL finds a well-to-do family attempting to bury their patriarch amidst a backdrop of secrets,...
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My father was an exceptional man...
Review of Death At A Funeral DVD by Andy.mack

Advantages: A good, fresh and original comedy
Disadvantages: Isn't as funny the second time round

The death of a family member isn't exactly the easiest of times but for Daniel (Matthew Macfadyen) his Father's funeral is going to go beyond upsetting. If something could go wrong it certainly does for Daniel, from an Undertaker who can't do his job properly to the return of his famous, author brother, who is perhaps the most selfish man alive. The real mystery though is a Dwarf whom no one recognizes amongst the congregation, who seems particularly ...
...imagine. It is a film that will have you laughing. There are a few more obvious comedies around at the moment but Death at a Funeral is a good mixture of the obvious and subtle comedy used in equal measures to good effect. Amazon: £12.98 Amazon Marketplace: £12.98 ... Read review

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16.06.2008
Family fun at a funeral?
Review of Death At A Funeral DVD by sunmeilan

Advantages: Funny, black humour
Disadvantages: Didn't get it the first time

Daniel is devastated when his father dies, but his stiff upper lip prevails and he arranges the funeral, carefully planning everything. Unfortunately, the funeral home doesn't take as much care, because when the coffin is delivered, the body inside is not the right one...After this fiasco, everything else goes wrong too. Daniel's successful author brother, Robert, turns up, claiming that he has no money and cannot afford to pay for his half of the ...
...boyfriend Simon and her hapless brother, Troy. Friend Howard comes with miserable Uncle Albert and lecherous Justin in tow. And then there is the mysterious height-challenged Peter who has a secret that Daniel doesn't like. Will the funeral turn into a free for all? Or will Daniel somehow manage to pull it off? As you can perhaps expect from a film about a funeral, there are lots of characters involved in the film and it is initially a bit confusing ... Read review

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27.06.2008
Howard's Having A S**t Day
Review of Death At A Funeral DVD by sghawken

Advantages: Quirky and slightly traditional comedy
Disadvantages: Missed at cinemas by most

...in a hurry to watch Death At A Funeral due to the fact that annoying BT advert boy and My Family star Kris Marshall was in it, the discovery yesterday morning that the movie is the work of Yoda star Frank Oz made me suddenly want to find the DVD. Best of all I was glad that I did, because with the odd minor exception I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. Even the annoying Kris Marshall did a good enough job here and luckily stayed hidden for much of the ...
...have mixing happiness and grief. Death At A Funeral is a very British 100% just for laughs movie, never once showing even a touch of sobriety. But I guess with the movies heart being engaged in a grieving process light needs to be made of the most tragic of times, and Frank Oz does not miss a single trick. Better still Oz seems to have picked up some tips from John Landis who he worked with on the movie Trading Places, and delivered those to this ... Read review

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05.01.2008
You may die of embarrassment! in a funny way
Review of Death At A Funeral DVD by IzzyS

Advantages: Its pretty funny, Cast/performances,
Disadvantages: A bit similar to TV shows like the worst week of my life

- Introduction - Death at a Funeral is a British movie which I heard about recently and it sounded quite funny and interesting, so I thought I'd give it a go. It stars Kris Marshall, who is more well known as the rather dumb Nick from My Family. I thought it would be good to see a new British movie, so I rented this and this is what its all about and what I thought about it. - Main Credits (non-actors, which are mentioned further on in the review) ...
...main acting cast) - Death at a funeral is all about the family and friends that meet up at a funeral. This turns out to be quite an eventful funeral, that doesn't entirely go to plan, thanks to a shocking revelation about the deceased (which I won't spoil for you) and some embarrassing behaviour displayed by one of the attendees, who was unknowingly given hallucinagenic drugs (sp?). The movie stars Kris Marshall, Keeley Hawes, Matthew Macfadyen, ... Read review

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Death At A Funeral DVD

Main specs

Actor(s): Peter Egan, Alan Tudyk, Thomas Wheatley, Daisy Donovan, Matthew MacFadyen, Ewen Bremner, Jane Asher, Peter Dinklage, Peter Vaughan, Rupert Graves, Kris Marshall

Director(s): Frank Oz

Genre: Comedy

Classification: 15 years and over

Production Year: 2007

Official Website: http://www.deathatafuneral-themovie.com/

Consumer Advice: Contains strong language and drugs references

Video Category: Feature Film

Country Of Origin: United Kingdom

Plot: DEATH AT A FUNERAL finds a well-to-do British family attempting to bury their patriarch amidst a backdrop of secrets, revelations, rivalries, and illicit pharmaceuticals.

Release details

DVD Region: Region 2 (Europe)

Studio(s): MGM ENTERTAINMENT; 20TH CENTURY FOX HOME ENTERTAINMENT

Languages

Main Language: English

Technical information

Special Features: Audio commentary by director Frank Oz, Audio commentary by screenwriter Dean Craig and actors Alan Tudyk and Andy Nyman, Gag reel

Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen

Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1

Professional reviews

Review: ...This is joyfully funny (Empire, 18/01/2008)

DVD Description

Written by Dean Craig and directed by comedic veteran Frank Oz, DEATH AT A FUNERAL finds a well-to-do family attempting to bury their patriarch amidst a backdrop of secrets, revelations, rivalries, and illicit pharmaceuticals. While the dutiful Daniel (Matthew MacFadyen) stoically contends with major roadblocks in planning his father's funeral, including being presented with the wrong body, others connected with the family have catastrophes of their own, including the anxious Simon (Alan Tudyk), who is engaged to Martha (Daisy Donovan), and mistakenly takes a hallucinogen to calm his nerves. Lurking in the background is a mysterious stranger (Peter Dinklage) who threatens to send the chaotic proceedings over the brink.
A charming mix of high and lowbrow humour, DEATH AT A FUNERAL is a lively farce that makes the most of its hijinks-filled script and top-notch cast. In addition to excellent performances by MacFadyen (PRIDE AND PREJUDICE) and Tudyk (SERENITY), the film features fine turns by Donovan, Andy Nyman, and Jane Asher. Easily Oz's best movie since the giddily silly BOWFINGER, DEATH AT A FUNERAL showcases the director's knack for working with large ensembles, and will appeal to fans of his earlier romp IN AND OUT, as well as to aficionados of biting British comedy.

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