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Kevin And Perry Go Large [DVD] [2000]
Release Date: 2007 - 07 - 16, Rating Suitable for 15 years and over, Last Update 06.01.2010 06:23
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by - written on 08/01/08 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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Kevin and Perry first appeared on our TV's in the late 90's on the comedy sketch show Harry Enfield and chums. Kevin, played by Harry Enfield, was a stereotypical teenager who hated his parents and everything they stood for. The character was such a hit with the public that Kevin and his sidekick Perry, who is played by Kathy Burke, made it onto the big screen with this film Kevin & Perry Go Large. Kevin and Perry are two teenagers who feel that their life is going nowhere and decide to do something about it. Kevin and Perry have to aims to become superstar DJ's and to finally lose their virginity's. The boys are desperate to get away from their hometown ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/09/01 (Very useful, 205 readings)
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Your children all want to go to Ibiza. Well, anybody over the age of about 12, anyway. I didn't when I was twelve, though - simply because Ibiza wasn't really that cool back then, or at least, not mainstream and cool, anyway. Not really sure what was cool when I was twelve, but it'd probably be comparable, somehow. You can't blame them, either. Hormones and all that. Ibiza. Loud music, bikini-clad girls, golden sand, and of course the inevitable sex and drugs. 'Tis true. Not saying that everybody who's ever wanted to go to Ibiza would want all that, but it's most people do end up getting. I still want to go now, and am next year; but it's ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/05/08 (Very useful, 121 readings)
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Kevin and Perry, most famous before this for being the stroppy teenagers in one of the sketches on Harry Enfield's show, are desperate to lose their virginity and see the surefire way of doing this as going to Ibiza and becoming superstar DJs. Well the main characters are of course Kevin and Perry played by Harry Enfield and Kathy Burke (Love, Honour and Obey). They are essentially comedy characters and there's almost no point saying "their characters were developed well" etc as they were just pure comedy but their personalities did fit well from how we'd got to know them in the sketch show and were well adapted and worked well even for the length of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/09/09 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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I've always loved this film, not so much for the comedy which is good but a bit crude for my tastes but for the fabulous soundtrack which came with this film. I've been a fan of Ibiza, balaeric beats and house music since it really hit the clubs in the early to nid nineties, I still love the music and this film will always bring back memories of manumission, cafe del mar, and the white beaches of Ibiza in the years of my youth. The film Kevin and Perry are two adolescent, nasty, smelly, unpleasant teenagers, they have two ambitions being the best dj mastermixer ever and to get laid. They are convinced that going to Ibiza will give them the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/08/09 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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Kevin and Perry Go Large is a 2000 comedy film, directed by Ed Bye, and is based on the Harry Einfield sketch 'Kevin the teenager' in his hilarious hit comedy series Harry Einfield's Television Programme. It sees Harry Einfield, Kathy Burke and Louisa Rix reprise their roles as Kevin, Kevin's best friend Perry and Kevin's mother respectivly. James Fleet replaces Stephan Moore as Kevin's father. *Synopsis* Kevin (Einfield) and his best friend Perry (Burke) are at the annoying stage of teenage puberty. And at that age the only things that are on their minds are booze, parties, music and women. But being 'top' DJ's they should have no problem getting into ... Read the complete review





