| Bean Review |
| by Matt Petras |
| Mr. Bean, a bumbling security guard from England is sent to LA
to help with the grandiose homecoming of a masterpiece American
painting. The first two words should have said enough to let you know
what occurs during Bean's trip to LA, but if they didn’t...more |
| Bean Review |
| by Marty Mapes |
| **1/2 (out of 4) A faithful follower of the British TV series, I was
eager to see BEAN. Rowan Atkinson, as Mr. Bean, is the only comic these
days who does great nonverbal comedy. Seeing him in a feature-length
film was going to be a treat. more |
| Bean Review |
| by Michael Redman |
| British comic actor Rowan Atkinson is a hit in England with his weekly "Mr.
Bean" television series and now his film hits the United States. Never before
has there been such a vicious retaliation for the American Revolution. more |
| Bean Review |
| by Chuck Dowling |
| BEAN (1997)
A movie review by Chuck Dowling
Copyright 1997 Chuck's Movie Reviews more |
| Bean Review |
| by Chad Polenz |
| starring: Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean), Peter MacNicol (David Langley), Pamela
Reed (Alison Langley), Harris Yulin (George Grierson); written by Richard
Curtis, Robin Driscoll; produced by Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner; directed by Mel
Smith. more |
| Bean Review |
| by Steve Kong |
| Mr. Bean is an internationally known character, but like all
internationally known things he's not as well known here in the US. Sure,
he has been shown on PBS from time to time, but for most of us, who's Mr.
Bean? Mr. Bean is a clumsy bumbling soft...more |
| Bean Review |
| by edwin jahiel |
| BEAN (1997)(Not star-rated). Directed by Mel Smith.Written by Richard
Curtis and Robin Driscoll, based on a character devised by Rowan Atkinson
and Curtis. Photography, Francis Kenny. Editing,Christopher Blunden.
Production design, Peter Larkin. Music,...more |
| Bean Review |
| by Michael J. Legeros |
| (Gramercy)
Directed by Mel Smith
Written by Richard Curtis and Robin Driscoll
Cast Rowan Atkinson, Peter MacNicol, Pamela Reed, Tricia
Vessey, Andrew Lawrence, Harris Yulin, Sandra Oh, Tom
McGowan, Burt...more |
| Bean Review |
| by Brian Koller |
| "Bean" is a comedy based upon the British television series
"Mr. Bean", which is familiar to American viewers due to runs
on PBS stations. Rowan Atkinson is Bean, sort of a British
version of Pee Wee Herman, who makes goofy faces, mumbles
when it is a...more |
| Bean Review |
| by E. Benjamin Kelsey |
| British Comedy has somewhat of a cult following in America. Like Trekkies
(and I hope that I don't have to explain what those are), extreme fans of
British Comedy are very devote enthusiasts when it comes to their choice of
"quality television". But...more |
| Bean Review |
| by Steve Rhodes |
| BEAN, featuring the antics of slapstick comedian Rowan Atkinson,
opened first in Germany and Portugal, where it was a big hit. Atkinson
with his almost mute acting shtick grunts a lot in the movie but speaks
very little, probably no more than a...more |
| Bean Review |
| by Ben Hoffman |
| Rowan Atkinson who has the title role in BEAN was supposed to have
been an electrical engineer but somewhere along the way he had more
of the slapstick comedian in him, the silent stars type, and in 1970
made his debut as a performer. Despite being...more |
| Bean Review |
| by Scott Renshaw |
| BEAN
(Gramercy)
Starring: Rowan Atiknson, Peter MacNicol, Pamela Reed, Harris Yulin, Burt
Reynolds.
Screenplay: Richard Curtis and Robin Driscoll.
Producers: Peter Bennett-Jones, Eric Fellner and Tim Bevan.
Director: Mel Smith.
MPAA Rating: PG-13...more |
| Bean Review |
| by James Berardinelli |
| United Kingdom, 1997
U.S. Release Date: 11/7/97 (wide)
Running Length: 1:30
MPAA Classification: PG-13 (Sexual innuendo, off-color comedy)
Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1 more |
| Bean Review |
| by Tim Voon |
| Cast : Rowan Atkinson - Mr. Bean, Larry Drake, Johnny Galecki,
Richard Gant, Andy Lawrence, Peter MacNicol, Sandra Oh, Pamela Reed,
Tricia Vessey, Harris Yulin. Directed by Mel Smith. Written by Richard
Curtis (I), Robin Driscol. more |
