Timothy Spall is always worth watching and he turns in a great performance here. However, the film didn’t have the emotional impact I expected so while I had no problem catching the bus, I didn’t mind getting off it again at the journey’s end.

An odyssey to make the journey with the UK public bus transport network

A pleasant story about human relationships that is sometimes too obvious in its approaches, somewhat nostalgic about the way in which the interrelation between people has changed and the non-acceptance of multiculturalism. With the support of an emotional performing of Timothy Spall, it manages to drive away sentimentality, although the third act, that of the vindication of human feeling, is somewhat corny.

No way someone so antagonistic and constantly has a sourpuss is getting most everyone around him to act kindly towards him. The desire to show how lovely British people are felt fake and forced. Overall Up was better...

It's quite an odyssey to make that journey on the British public bus network.