Lovely English humour, Notting Hill part 2

Rating: 8/10 (13 August 2005)

This is one of those movies to cuddle with someone and watch with. There is that atmosphere of ordinary people leaving ordinary lives, yet being extraordinary in their take of things (and in their accent, of course). All those people that enjoyed Notting Hill will enjoy this one, maybe even more.
The cast is full with good actors, starting with Alan Rickman and ending with Liam Neeson. You have celebs like Claudia Schiffer showing unexpectedly. You have personal drama and bliss (sometimes put together). But what is delightful is the humour of it all. Perhaps the Brits will do a dozen films like this one and I'll get fed up with their joking style and I'll write different reviews, but for me it was funny. Really funny. And not in the "Ha Ha" sense that we see on the Hollywood conveyor belt.
I think that the attack on the British Premier was not that subtle, but then again, I doubt he gets anything else. There was the whole design of the stories with a lot of different characters coming together for the end that was nice. did I mention this is also a Christmas movie? And a good one, for once.
Have a go at it, why don't you? It is a good movie.