As I am sure most of you will know straight away who I mean when I mention the name Mr Bean. He's the love him or hate him guy played by Rowan Atkinson - as was his adopted comedy project after he finished doing Black Adder in the 80's.
However if you're not aware of who he is I'll give a ... Read review
01. Running Battle: Head to head competition with another runner. Goddawin - via the ... more
hospital and the department store.02. Egg and Bean: Bean adopts a strange orphaned bird - but is it a bird or a T-Rex?03. Hopping Mad!: Bean takes frogspawn from the pond in the park to his bed-sit. But frogspawns don't stay little, do they...!04. A Grand Invitation: After saving a lady's dog. Bean is invited to lunch in this grand old decrepit manor house.05. A Royal Makeover: Mr Bean redecorates his room, making it fit for a queen.06. Super Marrow: Who's got the biggest marrow? A town competition and one closer to home between Bean and the tough guy next door.07. Bean in Love: Mr Bean become smitten with a beautiful singer.08. Double Trouble: A chance encounter with his doppelganger. will Bean lose Irma to Mr Pod?
More animated action from the hapless Mr Bean in eight hilarious episodesCamping: Bean ... more
wants to go camping, but his tent has fallen apart. Sets up rivalry with security guard. Holiday ruined. But revenge is sweet. Chocks Away: Bean builds a model aeroplane to compete with a boy's in the park. Royal Bean: Bean breaks his favourite mug, the one with the Queen's face on it. A chase through London streets brings him to Buckingham Palace. Young Bean: A rummage through an old trunk in Mrs Wicket's attic triggers a few memoriesIn the Pink: Bean adopts a mysterious lost pink animal. What is this pink thing and where did it come from? Dinner for Two: Irma Gobb is coming for dinner. Bean is not exactly prepared.The Ball: A tennis ball gets lodged in a drain pipe on a roof top. How many different ways can Bean attempt to retrieve it? Toothache: Bean bites down on a piece of popcorn, causing him much pain. He thinks that by pulling out his painful tooth, it will resolve his problems.
More animated action from the hapless Mr Bean in eight eventful escapades.1. Big TV - ... more
Bean's TV breaks when Irma has come for a visit. Poor as ever. Bean creates a Punch and Judy show to earn a bit of money to buy a new TV.2. Inventor - An inventor moves into the empty room in the Attic. Bean and the inventor try to out-invent each other.3. Car Trouble - The Mini won't work anymore, so Bean is forced to sell it to the junkyard - hum. He builds a hot air balloon to get around town.4. Restaurant - Teddy takes Bean out for a birthday dinner but the waiter takes a fall and Bean is recruited to the kitchen.5. Wanted - A case of mistaken identity lands Bean in prison and the escaped convict pretends to be Bean. One question: who has the better life?6. Gadget Kid' - High-tech wizardry and low-tech cunning get Mr Bean out of a jam.7. The Visitor - Harry, an old school friend? Erm..... i can't remember him...8. Keyboard Capers - Bean buys a Grand Piano but try as he may, he just can't get the hang of playing it.
Advantages: Cartoon entertainment for kids Disadvantages: not as funny as the original, bad graphics, poor comedy
...when I mention the name Mr Bean. He's the love him or hate him guy played by Rowan Atkinson - as was his adopted comedy project after he finished doing Black Adder in the 80's.
However if you're not aware of who he is I'll give a brief break down. Mr Bean is a 40-50 year old man who lives alone and dresses in a shirt and tie, complete with tweed jacket everyday dispite the day, month or occassion. The only time he wears anything different ... ...long PJ's which feature Teddy. Mr Bean also mumbles and bumbles his way through life. Which, in the first and original clips done by Rowan, made humourous incidents out of quite mundane things like going to the dentist, packing for a trip, or attending church were transformed into the most hilarious of misadventures.
He rarely speaks and mumbles all the time. Mr Bean the original used used body language as apposed to words, to deliver ... more
As I am sure most of you will know straight away who I mean when I mention the name Mr Bean. He's the love him or hate him guy played by Rowan Atkinson - as was his adopted comedy project after he finished doing Black Adder in the 80's. However if you're not aware of who he is I'll give a brief break down. Mr Bean is a 40-50 year old man who lives alone and dresses in a shirt and tie, complete with tweed jacket everyday dispite the day, month or occassion. The only time he wears anything different is when he goes for a bath, a swim, or to bed when he wears his long PJ's which feature Teddy. Mr Bean also mumbles and bumbles his way through life. Which, in the first and original clips done by Rowan, made humourous incidents out of quite mundane things like going to the dentist, packing for a trip, or attending church were transformed into the most hilarious of misadventures.
He rarely speaks and mumbles all the time. Mr Bean the original used used body language as apposed to words, to deliver the major portion of his dialog. He also brought out a full length film in 1997 entitled ''Bean The Ultimate Disater Movie'', so having mastered both the big and small screen how else could they 'milk' Rowan's genius character... Well animation of course. What other way to perfectly destroy what was done and dusted in the 90's. I personally think the film was good but in parts was pushing the unique Mr Bean character.
COST: £9.99 PLACE OF PURCHASE: Blockbuster NUMBER OF DISCS: 1 CERTIFICATE: U
For almost a tenner you get one dvd with a handful of extras and trailers, also one interview with rowan atkinson on the making of animated Mr Bean. DVD Also includes seven 'smashing' stories; 1. Neighbourly Bean, 2. Nurse, 3. Dead Cat, 4. Super Trolley, 5. Magpie, 6. Cat Sitting, & 7. The Bottle. By 'smashing' i think they must be refering to the clumsiness of the Beanmeister and not the quality of the comedy. Although the soundtrack is fairly impressive, especailly for something which appears to be aimed at kids. The ochestral music makes up most of the dialog for all the episodes as Mr Bean just mumbles and grunts every now and then. However other characters do speak for example Irma Gobb (mr beans romatic interest) and also the post man and other neighbours. Teddy however doesnt say anything, but then again why would he? Graphics are very basic and they've made his head way too big for his body. He looks like an orange on a toothpick! However i'm sure this is done on purpose and to appeal to kids. As the enlarged head allows his facial featured to be overexpressed and magnifies his 'geekiness'.
Overall a 3 star rating, it's not awful as kids actually like it quite a bit. I know my niece loves Teddy and has a luch box with cartoon mr bean and his Teddy. Yes I know - even more ways to make money, lets merchanidise Mr Bean. Theres no end really, is there. Anyway I wouldn't suggest purchasing this if you liked the original as you will be severely dissapointed and at £9.99 is not cost effective comedy, not even for the kids. At that price they can watch it when it's on t.v. and i doubt that if the dvd was bought it would never get viewed. Perhaps once or twice. but not more than that i'm sure. Thanks for reading, best wishes, mintz x
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