Just caught this film on the Talking Pictures TV channel, and thought I might as well watch it.
I thought that I had seen them all but apparently not, it's ok and pretty much par for the course.
There is absolutely no need to look for any kind of plot in these movies, they were always bereft of such frivolities.
Rather like the Carry On movies that I suppose should be thought of as their successors, or rather more of the Follow On's.
Oh dear I am afraid that is an example of my jokes and also somewhat, of the level of humour presented in these films.
They are all both improbable and predictable in their sets, scenes and characters, which fits in perfectly with the plethora of different actors.
What saved the movie for me from the usual run of them is the inimitable, James Robertson Justice as the irascible Sir Lancelot Spratt.
Personally he is the film he has by far the best lines and provides easily, the funniest scenes in the entire film.
I thought that I had seen them all but apparently not, it's ok and pretty much par for the course.
There is absolutely no need to look for any kind of plot in these movies, they were always bereft of such frivolities.
Rather like the Carry On movies that I suppose should be thought of as their successors, or rather more of the Follow On's.
Oh dear I am afraid that is an example of my jokes and also somewhat, of the level of humour presented in these films.
They are all both improbable and predictable in their sets, scenes and characters, which fits in perfectly with the plethora of different actors.
What saved the movie for me from the usual run of them is the inimitable, James Robertson Justice as the irascible Sir Lancelot Spratt.
Personally he is the film he has by far the best lines and provides easily, the funniest scenes in the entire film.