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Synopsis:
To See Such Fun is simply a collection of numerous short clips from various British television shows, programs, and movies starring a handful of famous British comedians, such as Benny Hill, Marty Feldman, and, of course, Eric. The running time is 91 minutes of silly slapstick to quirky skits, all shown in black and white. There's even some singing and dancing, showing off the talents of many throughout the years.
Diane's Review:
Though this movie is advertised as 'starring Eric Idle', the only Eric bit actually in it is a clip of the confused guards in Swamp Castle from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The entire movie is in black and white, regardless of whether or not the clips being played were shot in color. I found little actual humor in the film, despite it being called as 'the best of british comedy'. Few things actually made me laugh, so I really would not recommend this piece. Just go and see Holy Grail instead, and you can see the full thing, in color.
