Mad Cows

As a big fan of Kathy Lette's early novels, I was so pleased when I heard they were making this into a film. I now hold my hands up and say I really should be shot for not knowing any better!!... Full review

A couple of weeks ago I had a get together with a bunch of Matt Johnson ( Aka The The ) fans down in London and a couple of people I'd met there , namely Duncan and Ange , had like... Full review

...no really they did - not just because this film was so awful, but you simply never know! To take some of the UK's finest character actors, take one of the funniest antidotes to 'chick-lit shopping novels' I've ever read to... Full review

I have read just about all of Kathy Lette's books, they are fabulous. This movie however, was just a total waste of time, I couldn't possibly say anything good about it. All I can say is, I am pleased that I... Full review

Although I didn't expect a masterpiece, I at least hoped for a bit of wit, considering the writer and the cast. However, I was sorely disappointed. It started horribly when you realised the central character was going to be using a... Full review

I feel compelled to write. This is the in my humble opinion a terrible film. When the script and plot thins it disappears into an MTV collage of images. If you suspend your ideas of reality for a while it could... Full review

This is a great film, with lots of funny and moving moments. The production values are high considering it was so low budget and I would highly recommend it on video if you didn't catch it at the cinema......... Full review

Not only is Mad Cows chronically boring, it is embarrassing in its attempt to be hip. Despite the talented cast (not called upon to do much used here) Mad Cows suffers from lack of discipline, lack of insight, lack of dramatic tension and lack of comedic flair. ... Full Review

Possibly in the narrative, Kathy Lette's Mad Cows has charm, humour and panache. The best moments belong to Joanna Lumley, whose AbFab-like character brightens up the screen she is lively, vile and adorable. ... Full Review

Boston Legal f ans will soon have to bid farewell to the spin-off that follows the personal and professional lives of the lawyers working at Crane, Poole & Schmidt. ... Full Article

There are women.They are horrible. Comedy starring Joanna Lumley and Anna Friel Irremediably bad comedy - based on the Kathy Lette novel - which is so furiously unamusing, so desperately loud and overcranked, and so painfully implausible, that some... ... Full Article