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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0478154/ http://www.channel4.com/film/reviews...ma_newreleases Three mushroom-munching bikers hit the road from London to Wales in search of an enormous haul of grass in this cheerfully grimy comedy starring Phil Daniels and ex-boxer Gary Stretch Genre:Comedy Tagline:A Rock and Roll Road Movie Comedy set in Wales Supplier Tescos size = 700 Bitrate = 962 2 Pass XviD codec 576x320 Audio 128kpbs Mp3 All I Ask Is A Simple Thank You EnJoY MegaGun DVD Cover

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sacokoelma (2008-06-11)

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namasuki (2008-06-11)

Freebird Review
96 minutes, UK (2008)
Three mushroom-munching bikers hit the road from London to Wales in search of an enormous haul of grass in this cheerfully grimy comedy starring Phil Daniels and ex-boxer Gary Stretch
Once upon a time, when the width of a man's trouser was exceeded only by the reach of his moustache, the biker film was a genre staple, front-loaded with spliff-sucking road warriors on monstrous hogs and, let's be honest fellas, ladies losing their tops in some distant, twilit corner of Dennis Hopper's private desert.
What it wasn't, was an ambling British comedy featuring Peter Bowles, the career posho from 'To The Manor Born', who opens Freebird as a grizzled south London grass-magnate. Nor, in yer traditional biker movie, did key moments unfold in subtitled Welsh. Freebird breaks with biker movie convention while, in its own way, nodding to Easy Rider and the British Carry On films. Definitely not big but sporadically funny, this cheerfully anarchic comedy feels oddly anachronistic, like a Guy Ritchie showreel from 1989, produced, perhaps, by Lemmy. (In fact Freebird's production team come from the Ritchie-approved Layer Cake, and first time writer-director Jon Ivay's screenplay has its roots in his own stage production.)
A hazy storyline has London biker Fred (former boxer Gary Stretch) hitting the road to Wales with courier Tyg (Bell) and the severely toxed-up acid casualty Grouch (Daniels) in order to bring back a huge haul of grass cultivated by a wood-dwelling hippy called, ah, Hippy (Arthur Brown, the 1960s singer who once bellowed 'I Am The God Of Hell Fire' while wearing a burning hat). En route the boys are hoping for a bit of r'n'r, and Fred has high hopes of seeing his young daughter, whose mother left him because of his own hope of staying high.
A mouthful of magic mushroom coffee later and the trio find themselves caught up in a grass-motivated turf war between two rival biker factions: an old school denim 'n' leather brigade led by the Welsh-speaking Rhodri (Brinley), and a flash superbike-riding clan from Wessex. Just as the three psilocybin-assisted bikers swiftly lose the plot, so too does Freebird, but slickness has never been high on the biker movie's agenda. Instead Ivay sparks up a moderately funny stoner comedy that just about makes it to the finishing line thanks to the director's spirited handling of his own material.

meytipeyti (2008-06-12)

Thank you very much megagunuk.

razorramon33 (2008-06-13)

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