Dreadful, actually

Rating: 1/10 (12 August 2004)

Which bright spark decided to allow Richard Curtis out unaccompanied? This dreadful rehash of previous films, with swearing inserted as 'humour', was a tedious mishmash of scenes flung together with little coherence or thoughts of relevance or flow.
None of the actors were stretched or given any opportunity to demonstrate their talents. Frankly, many of them appeared embarrassed to be in this drivel - you could almost see them making mental notes to 'have a word' with their agents.
Even copious quantities of Christmas booze couldn't make this turkey fly.