And any other planet as it happens. Complete dirge and for those involved, they will never get over this embarrassment.
shareTotally agree. I resisted the urge to turn this off purely to see how bad it got, and I wasn't dissapointed.
Everything about it was awful. It has NO redeeming features.
It's awful, unfortunately my 2 year old son (who is obsessed with both both dogs and soccer balls) loves this film, so I've suffered through it a few times. lol
shareSorry, but this is on the telly right now in the UK. I just had to make sure that people are aware how terrible this is, but looking at the posts it seems fairly conclusive.
I am particularly disappointed by Nick Moran, who at one point looked like he had the potential be a good actor.
Im pretty sure the first film was worse, having said that this wasnt flash either... it would struggle to be a pass job out of 10 for mine.
shareWatch again guys, I agree it takes some getting used to but ultimately i think you'll fall in love with this film in the way I did.
If you don't feel a little bit warm inside after watching THAT ending, get to the doctors my friends.
Where are you from Mikey,if its Scotland you should be ashamed, Why was the goalkeeper in a kilt with no top and enough hair under his arms to save the rainforest,and that long hair,also the 3 stooges with wigs on grunting away. Why do english and americans assume we all behave in this manner,if it wasnt for a Scotsman you wouldnt have a television to watch it on,amongst loads of other inventions {telephone etc.] Perhaps we should make a film about Bermuda clad people saying AWESOME every 2 minutes,The film is not even funny,i could barely understand the [Scottish] accents and im from GLASGOW [not glessgow]if my reply seems late i watched this nonsense last week May 2013 on TV
shareJust seen this one last night was on Sony Movies here.
I give it a 4 out of 10.
But I think my best films I have seen set in Scotland so far are
Loch Ness (1996)
And
The Water Horse (2007)
Which are much better.
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