Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie (2014)

One of my all time favorites.

best movie i've ever seen.

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

I utterly dislike Brendan Ó Carroll's comedy which is being rude and foul mouthed Mrs Brown this is just same as the unfunny and stupid television series I really don't see how why Mrs Brown's Boys D' Movie was released Keith Lemon The Film is a better character comedy film should have released Bridget And Eamon film instead

I had been a fan of Mrs. Brown since the theatre years before the TV show ever came along which would sky rocket Mrs. Brown to fame. When I first heard about the Movie I was expecting the usual really dirty jokes that Mrs. Brown is best known for, usually Mrs. Brown is absolutely funny as hell. However...that wasn't the case with the Movie, what I thought was going to be a great film was instead a complete "pile of s***", it's absolutely terrible... My question is, what went wrong? Although Brendan O'Carroll who plays Mrs. Brown did write the story but the movie felt like it wasn't in his control. Most of the jokes were not funny at all, there were some really good moments but for the most part it was like nobody put any real care for the movie. But the worst thing of all, what happened to the really dirty humour that we love Mrs. Brown for? It's so bad, it's actually making me think about stop being a fan of Mrs. Brown for good because it's a real shame that the movie is ruined with a poor direction.Sure you can take the theatre out to the TV but it looks like you can't take the theatre into a movie.

I absolutely loved this movie from beginning to end. Was very different from the individual episodes but in a very good way. Still very funny, sad at times too but thoroughly enjoyed it. Well done to all the cast especially Brendan O'Carroll. This was a well thought out movie and was great to see so many different places that you don't get to see in the TV series episodes. Mrs Browns Boys always puts a smile on my face and has me crying with laughter every time, never fails to deliver. I waited a long time to see this movie and i wasn't disappointed in the slightest....cant wait to get the DVD :0)

I went to see this recently and was expecting the worst from hearing reports of people walking out halfway saying it was terrible and nothing like the TV show and it had lost its magic and I was pleasantly surprised to find they were wrong. Okay yes the start had me underwhelmed and I thought this will be crap but as we got further into it regained its magic by showing you the outtakes and breaking the 4th wall and giving you the Mrs Brown things that we love. Okay yes it's a bit more polished than the TV show but movies always will be they have longer to shoot and have more money generally but it still retains the charm of the show which I would say is purely down to Brendan and his craziness. It shows you a glimpse of life in Dublin and for people complaining about the swearing they clearly haven't spent much time there as this is what Dubliners are like it's just second nature to them and they don't see the offence in it as it is so natural. My favourite bits have to be the blind ninjas, riding around the streets in Mr Wang's car, the barrister with Tourettes, the car chase with the Russians.I laughed so much at these and they remind you why you love Mrs Brown in the first place. I enjoyed the movie after expecting it to be not very good and it was really good. It still has the innuendos we all know and love from Mrs Brown but maybe not as close to the wire as the TV show.Brendan O'Carroll has found a niche in the market and filled it brilliantly. Well done.