A film for the British perhaps?

I am just going to assume those on the message boards who claim this movie "Wasn't funny" are not of British heritage, and are most likely, American.

To British people I think this is funny, because it is our kind of humour, it requires no punchline just stupid antics and/or scenes that are too unbelievable you have to laugh at them. Unlike the American humour in which every joke has to have a punchline. Knock knock.

Ps. If you're British and you didn't find this funny or even smirk once at it, your probably one of those whiny people who want to ban anything remotely funny on TV so we have to live in Frankie Boyle's cynical view on what TV is going to turn into.