Peter Cook,
Dudley Moore,
Eleanor Bron,
Raquel Welch,
Alba
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Falling somewhere between the Beyond the Fringe school and the Monty Python league, Bedazzled is an irreverent Faust take-off, written by and starring Peter Cook and Dudley Moore (Moore also composed ... read more
DVD Release Date: April 3, 2007
Stats: 547 reviews
This movie is very funny at first, but the story is very familiar and the jokes wear thin in the middle of the movie. Of course it does have a good cast, and they're good in the movie. There are some good parts, but overall it's not a great movie.
despite the feel of a joke too long and a weak ending still a welcome addition to the pantheon of brit comedy. cook has a roaring good time as george spiggot, who is really beezlebub, mr. scratch, mephistopheles, and legion, and he's trying to get back into heaven with every dir... read more
A very stale comedy from the brits. It was later remade but even that one wasn't very good.
Peter Cook and Dudley Moore's attempt at a feature long film. The movie was an over-stretched sketch and over-done. Not too bad movie, but not good movie either.
I have a real soft spot for the remake, - though Peter Cook is an infinitely better Satan than Hurley. This version suffers from a low budget but has a brilliant script. Worth watching both.
Incredibly funny film with the brilliant Peter Cook and Dudley Moore. Don't bother with the terrible remake, stick to the original.
"and the magic words: Julie Andrews!"
This is a great original comedy that blows away the remake. Cook and Moore are a fabulous pair. May seem dated but is still good.
Very dated, bit bleak, but I cant get enuff of this flick. It reminds me so much of WITHNAIL & I. Classic Brit comedy at its best. I miss Pete & Dud.
Cook and Moore were a perfect team, not only in their verbal delivery and acting styles, but also physically -- and cinematically. Full Review
...the duo's best film, Bedazzled brought the spirit of Swinging London plus impudent pokes at religion, politics, and pop culture itself to their new audiences. Full Review
Painfully funny.
Simply magic......a comedy that will cast a spell on you from start to end Full Review
...the film suffers from too many 70s era flourishes...and extreme overlength. Full Review
As close as narrative film would ever come to reproducing the Cook and Moore of such stage shows as Beyond the Fringe and Good Evening. Full Review
Who says theology can't be hilarious?
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