Rupert Everett,
Colin Firth,
Jodie Whittaker,
Lena Headey,
Russell Brand
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The uniformed but rebellious students of a distinguished all-girls school get an unexpected chance to raise a little hell as directors Oliver Parker and Barnaby Thompson set out to revive the characte... read more
Directed by: Barnaby Thompson, Oliver Parker
Release Date: December 10, 2007
DVD Release Date: April 14, 2008
Stats: 3,226 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (3,226)
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May 3, 2012
School Can Be A Riot.
Good movie. Quite amusing at times, the girls looked suitably..... unsuitable! I think the storyline is brillant and I also love the pranks the kids pull, they are just so imaginative! Good acting from all the kids, Firth and Everett give the film a welcom... read more -
December 18, 2011
I've not seen the old St Trinian's films from the 50's, but good to see the brand get a modern day English make over. It's pretty much what you would expect, silly over the top characters and action. It's all lighthearted fun though with a good English cast. Good for a giggle.
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June 23, 2011
Quite funny, although I liked the sequel better to this. Russell Brand was hilarious as ever though even for just a cameo appearance. Rupert Everett make a hysterical yet weird looking woman.
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December 6, 2010
It's an okay romp with a bunch of bad girls trying to do the right thing by doing a very bad thing.
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September 14, 2010
St. Trinians is a private school for girls. Bad girls. Very bad girls led by their very bad head mistress (Rupert Everett). They make their own vodka, place bets, cheat, steal, and not quite kill. It's the last resort when your daughter's been tossed from every other boarding sch... read more
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February 8, 2010
It would be silly to point out technical errors, story holes and continuity mistakes about a film that doesn't take itself too seriously. Apart from the little details that could have improved the film, it's quite a good update of the franchise. The originals could be a bit racy ... read more
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January 26, 2010
Colin Firth, Rupert Everett, Talulah Riley, Juno Temple, Antonia Bernath, Lena Headey, Stephen Fry, Russell Brand
DIRECTED BY: Barnaby Thompson and Oliver Parker
St. Trinian?s, the infamous school for ?young ladies? is once again facing dire financial crisis! The bank are t... read more -
October 26, 2009
ooh i love this movie its great
its hilariously funny and you can watch over and over
its acted brilliantly and brilliantly funny making me laugh every time and its got so many of my fav actors and its the first big film for gemma arterton who i love in it, but its a shame lena... read more -
July 18, 2009
I watched this film mainly to see Russell Brand and Stephen Fry. Well, Brand was okay, Fry was better, and I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. Mainly because I loved all the girls; their characters are stereotypes but it's all rather affectionately done. One major thing tha... read more
Critic Reviews
Firth looks like he's changing his mind about being in this movie WHILE the cameras are running. Full Review
Every scene is so frantic and desperate to make you laugh, to be clever, to be naughty and none of it worked. Full Review
Anyone with a fondness for the midcentury cartoons and films that inspired this scrappy comedy will appreciate the latest trip to the titular British boarding school. Full Review
A stunningly witless revival of the infamous British film series about a girls' boarding school. Full Review
It's an impressive bit of slumming by some name actors revisiting a childhood favorite -- a bit as if Hollywood had somehow convinced William Hurt to help restart Lost in Space, or Robert De Niro to d... Full Review
With the right attitude this cheerfully calculated effort to update the old girl for a tween market can be enjoyed in all its endearing awfulness, as a loony High School Musical with posher accents an... Full Review
Lacking any really sharp dialogue, the film just about goes the distance by juggling its characters in short, sketch-like scenes and inserting occasional musical montages. Full Review
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