Ghost Town
The Beatles' "I'm Looking Through You" is used in the movie, one of the very few occasions where the original version of a Beatles song has been used in a film.,At the exhibition, when Gwen is conversing with Bertram, Gwen accidentally and briefly looks at Frank (standing in the foreground), realizes then turns away giving the appearance of an act of embarrassment.,Nurse: [after Bertram's colonoscopy] Come back soon.
Bertram Pincus: What a terrible thing to say in a hospital.,Directly after the end titles fade to black, there is a brief outburst of near-hysterical laughter. Ricky Gervais provides the voice.,Featured in Siskel & Ebert: Lakeview Terrace/The Women/Surfer Dude/Towelhead (2008),I'm Still in Love (w/You)
Written & Performed by Mark J. Petracca (as Dusty Wright)
Courtesy of PetRock, Inc.,Another very similar film from Gervais' US catalogue. His character always either has no social skills and is horrible, or has no social skills but is very nice. But, put in the right context, it's a character that works well.

The plot, whilst not incredibly original, was sequenced well, and although there are no surprises along the way, keeps you entertained enough to watch all the way through. It's not hilarious, but I don't think it's meant to be, with a mild humour throughout keeping the mood light without removing the more serious context of the scenes.

It's easy, it's nice, it's a worthwhile watch to keep everyone entertained.,