Steve CooganThe Trip / The Trip to Italy

"Come, come Mr Bond..." dry British wit doesn't get much better than this pair.

It takes awhile to understand what is happening, but I'm not sure anyone can fully figure it out. Are they really acting? Did someone write this as a script and these two guys memorized lines? Or are they ad-libbing thro the whole "movie"? We love the way they try to outdo each other imitating famous actors, swap snide remarks and trade digs. It's a kind of love-hate relationship. It's just oddball.

Fun to be a guest along for the ride.

Love Steve Coogan’s self-depricating humor! The first movie is funnier, only because they seem to recycle some of the jokes in the second- but enjoyed both. More enjoyable if you have good wine and food while watching. You’ll understand when you see it!

A really bad movie. Too much interior (inside car, inside hotel rooms, inside restaurants, etc.) talking, not much outside/inside traveling. Single dad looking for sex (Pleasssssssse). In real life two very funny Brit comedians -- this film not very funny, all though it was tremendously boring. Don't waste your money in purchasing it. If you really want to watch it borrow it from the library.

Incredibly clever and witty while still being first rate travelogue. I've actually located a couple of the Italian restaurants and used they're trip as a gastro-guide to eating my way through Italy. While "The Trip To Italy" is the more scenic of the two films, "The Trip" is funnier. For anyone wanting s belly laugh or two I'd recommend they watch "The Trip". Both are superb!

Got what I ordered. Promptly.

Surprising how fascinating these films are considering there is essentially no plot other than "two guys driving around trying out fancy restaurants".

Hailing from the UK as I do I love the Trip movies. The first one is arguably the best but the sequel has its moments. Thoroughly enjoyable. If you like Brit humour then Coogan and Brydon will keep you entertained from start to finish. They seem to have a special chemistry. Highly recommended.

Oddly enough, I caught a few minutes of 'The Trip' on TV, thought it was very funny. DVD includes raunchier bits that TV edits out (was surprised) but I found 'Trip to Italy' a much better movie. I will happily keep this in my library. Thank you for keeping delivery time within bounds promised. DVD in perfect condition.

We Recently saw movie "Trip to Spain" and realised that it was actually the third movie in a series (although they all stand up individually), so I bought the first two. Absolutely brilliant and funny - on-going impressions of Jagger, Bowie, Caine, Roger Moore etc., always trying to out-do each other. Interesting travel locations and food added to the pleasure.

Great views of Northern England, Italy and food preparation in the kitchens.

Dry Englsh humour -But if you enjoy having your restaurants critiqued by a couple of amateur foodies who verbally spar with each other in fun you will enjoy this duo.