The Story: Mr. Bean wins a church raffle for a vacation in Cannes. His trip causes much chaos for anyone who crosses his path. The Lowdown: The gags are more clever than funny, the pace is nonexistent ...

It’s always strange when Rowan Atkinson’s character Mr. Bean speaks words, because Bean is at his best as the modern equivalent of a silent-movie comedian. Happily, he doesn’t utter too many words in ...

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The trifling delights of “Mr. Bean’s Holiday” come to a thundering crescendo during the movie’s last 10 minutes in a sequence which almost reaches the enchanting heights of “Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday,” ...

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The idea of Mr. Bean — the simpering, near-silent king of the British twits — always seems a bit funnier than the reality. That’s especially true with “Mr. Bean’s Holiday,” the character’s second ...

Fans of Rowan Atkinson can breathe a long sigh of relief - or, more fitting, a long series of angular full-body twitches punctuated by deep guttural snorts - because Mr. Bean's Holiday is as much a ...

A couple of years ago news filtered through that music was being used to torture prisoners kept at Guantanamo Bay. The repetitive, monotonous and grating quality embedded within these songs was ...

No sooner has Mr. Bean (Rowan Atkinson) won a seaside holiday at bingo than he is escaping the dreary British weather and boarding the TGV. Via Paris, he heads for the beach in Cannes. But ...

“Mr. Bean’s Holiday”Rowan Atkinson’s man-child takes his havoc-wreaking ways on the road in what is expected to be the final bow of the nearly silent character he created for British television. In ...