Ted is one of those films that I remember seeing the trailer for a while back and being really unsure if I fancied it or not. A few friends of mine had watched it and said that it was really funny but I wasn't sure if I was convinced still. I had then seen more adverts on the television advertising it and the clips did look funny so I decided to pick up the DVD and finally give it a try. The cast of this film are quite good especially with Mila Kunis and Mark Wahlberg being in it, not exactly unknowns but this idea of a talking teddy bear, I wasn't sure if I could quite get my head around it as I like a funny film but if it is too silly, I tend not to like it so ...  Read the complete review

Star - Mark Wahlberg Genre - Comedy County - USA Certificate - 15 Run Time - 109 minutes Blockbusters - £3.50 per night Amazon - £10.99 DVD (£14.99 Blue Ray) --------------------------------------------------- So Ted, not the biopic of Edward Kennedy, the nearly man of Americas most revered political dynasty, but the life and times of a drug taking, wind breaking, boozy teddy bear, that just so happens to have come to life. The film is from Seth MacFarlane, and for those who don't know, he is the creator of the adult cartoon 'Family Guy', the inferior Simpsons copy, the tail of another noisy blue collar ...  Read the complete review

About the film Ted is a comedy film which was released at the cinemas on 1st August 2012. It is rated 15 due to language, drug use and sexual content. The film has a run time of 106 minutes. The film was directed by Seth MacFarlane who also wrote the screenplay, produced and was the voice of the main character in the film. Plot As a young boy, John Bennett has no friends. He's a very lonely boy but one Christmas, his parents give him a talking teddy bear as a present. On that night, John wishes that Teddy could really talk and that they could be best friends forever. The next morning, John wakes up to find his bear really is alive and can talk for ...  Read the complete review

I had wanted to see Ted for some time as I had heard numerous good things about it and it seemed as though everyone was raving about it. I had intended to go and see it whilst it was still on at the cinema but never got round to it. I noticed that the DVD was released last week so I thought I would see if it had found its way onto Blinkbox yet as I couldnt really afford the DVD and I rarely buy DVDs because I often watch something once and it never leaves the case again. I watched this on Blinkbox where I paid £3.49 to rent it. This is a film only review. ==Plot== The film begins by introducing us to John, he is eight years old and isnt exactly what ...  Read the complete review

One of my friends described this as his new favourite comedy. Whilst I have to agree with it being a funny and amusing film, I will however not be making any such statements. Seth Macfarlane, the creator of Family Guy also created and wrote Ted, and it is pretty clear once you watched it the amount of links there are between the two. For starters Ted sounds identical to Brian from Family Guy and he clearly made a clear effort to keep their voices the same. Then the humour is also pretty similar between the two with the jokes aimed at other movies and the style of the jokes. He also asked Mila Kunis to be one of the stars of Ted, and of course no doubt as he worked with ..  Read the complete review