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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
While each Yorkshire playmate-of-the-month warmly assesses her own undewy flesh, the movie gives off a happy vibe of appreciation -- for the dignity of the real Rylstone lot, the actresses who play them so lovingly, and the simple, flower-bed borders of the story. Read full review
Charming movie, Read full review
It's the kind of sweet, good-humored comedy that used to star Margaret Rutherford, although Helen Mirren and Julie Walters, its daring top-liners, would have curled Dame Margaret's eyebrows. Read full review
It's a real-life story adapted into a grown-up comedy that is warm, winning and sexy. Call it "The Full Auntie." Read full review
What the movie can't quite get over, no matter how hard the filmmakers try, is the story's built-in limitations. Read full review
More like that crowd-pleasing UK fluff that requires great actresses to do wacky things. Mirren is such an easy, breezy presence that you might think she's playing the screenwriting equivalent of air. Read full review
Closer in texture and consistency to individually wrapped American cheese than good, tangy English cheddar. But even humble plastic-wrapped cheese has its virtues and so does this film. Read full review
Though the film is never dull, and playing by the cast is spirited, it's actually a surprisingly gentle movie, with no big "Full Monty"-like finale to send auds buzzing into the street. Read full review
Very funny and surprisingly likable until it goes Hollywood. Read full review
When the biggest compliment you can pay a picture is that it is professional and not smug, there's a little something missing, like invention. Read full review