Twisted, nuts and charming. A different movie for fans of british humour.

Considering this was made during the heighday of Simon Peggs comedic work, the first hour of this was disappointing. Pegg overacting is nothing new, and often quite funny, but extending that for so long takes aware from some his charm. Introducing Amara Karan was a good way of offsetting the mood Pegg had set in the first half of the movie, and mostly turned my perspections of this around, while still being light hearted entertainment. All I can say is if you are another big Simon Pegg fan and watch this, persist, it gets better. Although I still don't understand why Tuyet Le played a laundrette lady...