Death at a Funeral

Despite a final half hour that's full of laughs, Death takes so long getting its farce gears moving that the audience becomes comatose with anticipation of mirth that is too late in coming.

It's no classic, but it did prompt me to watch those great old Ealing Alec Guinness comedies again.

In the end the knockabout humour totally destroys the glimmers of spiteful sophistication which would have made it much funnier.

You'll wince and fidget and groan, and finally wonder at the nerve of the film-makers who thought they could get away with this.

I hear the script was funny, which is hard to believe: this is grim, misjudged and seems to go on for ever.

A wonderful ensemble comedy that doesn't get the dues it deserves.

Tudyk's comedic timing and drugged impersonations could have made the whole film, but Death at a Funeral offers a lot more laughs than just acid trips.

Death At A Funeral is a perversely absurd, funny, quirky, HILARIOUS comedy. Death can be funnier than life.

This movie has a surprising amount of heart, and is as funny as the American remake isn't.