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I went to the Cinema for the first time in over ten years. just to see this film. Classic Ab Fab, I love Absolutely Fabulous and whilst I will admit, Jennifer Saunders could of slipped a few more one liners in. LOVED the film though!! The 60 'A Lister's' that feature in the film says it all for how popular it still is after 26 years. I hope they film a series 6, 7, 8, 9 and on and on etc. Both Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley are Amazing Women in their own right, this film is a MUST SEE!!!! This film is every Absolutely Fabulous Fans Dream come True! Now just have to wait for the Bluray to be released, there will no doubt be a gag reel on there!!!!!

Now I think it's fair to say there isn't exactly a phenomenal success rate transforming sitcoms into movies, with the Office looming, it looks like a new trend. The main question I guess, does An Fab the movie hit the spot? The answer is yes to some extent, as a die hard fan it's helped fill the void since the last run ended. I imagine the world of PR is about getting celebritied up, and that's exactly how the film felt. More A Listers then you could shake a stick at, including the beautiful Kate Moss, as well as the usual series favourites, laughed at seeing the characters i guess for the memories they conjured up, such as the nurse, Marshall and Bo. Patsy and Edina provided the usual laughs and chaos, and the group of friends I saw it with all concurred, laughs for fun and sentimentality. A film I very much looked forward to hugely and enjoyed, but please team bring us another TV series. One word on Joanna Lumley's figure, wow!!!

Perhaps if I'd seen any of the TV episodes I may have found something to smile at here but as it was I found absolutely nothing to engage my attention so much so that I kept nodding off so that I missed completely the appearances by Barry Humphries, Joan Collins and woke from one nap just as Kate Moss disappeared beneath the Thames. It is, of course, indisputable that the original series on television was a huge success and I accept that the film has its champions and I went with the best intentions prepared to give it a fair and unprejudiced viewing but try as I might my eyelids, bereft of matchsticks, refused - or rather declined to remain open for more than ten minutes at a stretch.