This is not the best British puppetry that I have ever seen, but it is also far from the worst.

Comparing this to the American spoof film, Team America, or the short lived MTV series Super Action Team, makes sense. This is a film that is poking fun. However, this film does not break that fourth wall with puppet on strings jokes--particularly because these are not marionettes. Yet, this film is "playing it straight." The tone of this movie is closer to that of Supermarionation films that exist as complete worlds unto themselves.

This alternate reality film is an interesting way to stage its own story as its own, unique universe of possibility.
Yet, not the best film ever. It is fun.

It has moments. Honestly, though, what turned me off most was the bizarre vicious caricature of the vicar. Like some kind of irrational bible wielding beast of hate. It wasn't funny, just creepy and mean. Someone must have peed on the writer's communion wafer.

Other than typical British bathroom humor and predictable sexual innuendo, not much to see here.

Satire but with pupets... If you still play with dolls, this movie is for you.

Funny plot cool claymation

Wish this was on region 1 bluray but the dvd is better than nothing! 5.1, 1.78:1 and freakin hilarious!!!

This movie brought me back to the era of childrens marrianett style of programming but with a bit of adult but not crass humor, and rediculously entertaining. "We shall neva' surrenda'!

I thought this movie would have live actors, but instead it had puppets. After a while the puppets began to look almost real except for the female characters who all looked like Barbie dolls.
I liked the story.