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All parent reviews for Mr. Bean's Holiday

Age
6
Parent of 16 year old
March 8, 2010
 
Perfect for 6 year olds that are about to turn 7.
In this movie, at one point, the little boy was speaking in another language, so it had to use subtitles. one of the words in the subtitles did say the d-word.

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Parent of 19 year old
September 27, 2009
 
good but mr.bean even though he seems nice and his intetions are good he is not a good role model
this movie is awsome but mr. Bean isnt really that smart and a lot of the time he does some very stupid and dangerouse things.

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Adult
October 22, 2009
 
good for smaller kids
its very funny but bean doesn't talk he just moves around making funny faces but it still pretty funny i recomend the movie for small kids 2 and up

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Parent of 10 year old
January 2, 2010
 
Good, clean, fun
I love Mr. Bean, and this one is good clean fun! This movie is great for a good laugh!!! My nine year old loves it too!

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Parent of 11 year old
September 19, 2009
 
6 and up
GREAT MOVIIIIIEE

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Parent of 9 year old
December 18, 2009
 
The best thing about this movie was that my son and I had the best conversation about what to do in the case that we got separated.

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Parent of 12 year old
November 29, 2009
 
Frenchie
I was surprised, It's pace is like an old silent movie and the story is a bit like an art film by Jim Jarmusch or the like. The characters all come together for a very nice ending.

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Parent of 8 and 10 year old
July 6, 2010
 
suicide a joke?
It's fun, it's light entertainment, it's pretty clean. But I was really troubled by the inclusion of a suicide. It's treated as a joke, with no sense of suspense, fear, or tragedy, so it won't scare kids. But I don't want my kids to be laughing when a person decides to take his own life. Life is sacred. Because of that scene, this movie won't be showing on family movie night in our home.

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Good Clean movie that your kids will love.
Take your kids 6 and up to see it if they like Slapstick Violence.

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Parent of 23 year old
April 9, 2008
 
Great movie!
I like this movie because there's no profanity and it's a good-nature film. I couldn't stop laughing! The ending was great.

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Five Months Later in the U.S.
I have not seen the first "Bean" film or much of the series but I am a huge fan of the character. Although the premise is a little recycled and the jokes aren't that clever the scenery and action is what made me enjoy it. Mr. Bean's child like fascination with foreign things reminded me of my time abroad and what it was like exploring the world outside my country. The end has a twist that I think makes it worthwhile. Definitely a treat.

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Adult
December 31, 2008
 

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
If you have nothing else to do in life...Than watch it.
This movie was a time eater. In the beginging your hoping for some good times and a belly full of laughs....but in the end your more likely to leave feeling confused and bewildered. It wasn't the worse movie ever seen but surely wasn't the best.If you are a Bean fan you will be disapointed. Safe for kids - but most kids coming out of the movies were complaing how it stunk or was "lame" we seen it with a full audiance. The sub-titles are alot and hard to follow for kids. Violance was not exsisting. Had very bad maners. Plot- a child is seperated from his father and Mr. Bean has taken it on himself to care for the boy. However, it was Mr. Bean who made him loose his father. There is some silly antics but mostly awkward moments and pauses. If you have your heart set seeing this I advise you wait till DVD so you won't feel you spent that much on it.

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
awesome show!
I dont see how this show could be seen as "wrong for kids" the show is a hit, it kept me laughing throughout the movie. Good, cheap clean fun, nothing wrong with that and hard to find these days!

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Adult
March 25, 2009
 
One of the Best Bean Movies!
I like the film as much as the prequel, and as a fan of Mr. Bean myself, the slapstick comedy is worth all the cartoon violence and the bad manners Bean himself does throughout! You gotta see this!

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Parent of 8, 12, and 19 year old
January 23, 2009
 
Rowan Atkinson returns better than ever.
"Mr. Bean's Holiday" is a return of a favourite comedy character, Mr. Bean, and kids will love it. It is filled with humour, and they will want to watch it over, and over again. The word "D**n" is spoken, but it is spoken in French with subtitles. Unless your toddlers can read, let them watch, too! Fun for everyone! I would rate this movie: G.

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Very Funny!
My wife and I thought this movie was very funny! Nice clean comedy! A+++

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Slapstick comedy
Mr. Bean is a bumbling baffoon with the innocence of a child stuck in a mans body. Reminds me of my two 8 year olds sometimes. The comedic simplicity will appeal to children of all ages. Some reading ability is recommended since there are a few subtitles, but it's not necessary. My boys giggled a lot, and I even found myself laughing out loud a few times.

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Silliness on a summer afternoon
This movie has some EXTREMELY funny stuff in it. However, I found that some of Bean's mistakes were painful to watch. And, as a Mom, I cringed at the scene of a child being separated from his family, even to serve the comic plot. After the movie, I reviewed with my 9-year-old, "What SHOULD you do if you get separated from us in public?"

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 

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