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Kath & Kimderella
Directed by
Ted Emery
Not Rated
2012
86m
Comedy
5.3
26%
35%
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Fountain Lakes' foxy ladies who turn more than just heads when they go on an overseas trip and end up being the centre of their very own fairytale.
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Cast of Kath & Kimderella
Jane Turner
Kath Day Knight / Writer / Producer
Gina Riley
Kim Day Craig / Writer / Producer
Glenn Robbins
Kel Knight
Peter Rowsthorn
Brett Craig
Magda Szubanski
Sharon Strzelecki
Jessica De Gouw
Isabella
Frank Woodley
Castle Translator
Richard E. Grant
Alain the Page
Barry Humphries
Dame Edna Everage
Susan Ellis
Female Guest
Ted Emery
Director
David Parker
Producer
Kath & Kimderella Ratings & Reviews
The Aristocrat
Adam Ross
Instead of being a veritable 'best of', Kimderella feels, at best, like an average episode of the television series.
Quickflix
Simon Miraudo
You'll likely be looking for distractions to help make the time pass quicker. The obvious choice would be to keep count of all the hackneyed catch phrases, though I found tallying the repeated shots of exposed butt-cracks to be more fruitful.
Screen-Space
Simon Foster
There is a tangible sense that Kath and Kimderella is the last roll of the dice for a property that is well and truly played-out.
The Daily Review/Crikey
Luke Buckmaster
Kath and Kimderdella is not a comedy, it's a collection of humiliations, the concept of an audience paying for this stuff delivering the sickest and most potent punchline.
The Mercury (Australia)
Tim Martain
The dialogue has moments of blistering wit but even these brief flashes of gold are squandered with lame pay-offs and running gags that are just boringly repetitive.
3AW
Jim Schembri
This isn't a comedy; it's a horror.
The Popcorn Junkie
Cameron Williams
Another diminutive transition from the tube to the projector
The Standard
Matt Neal
There has been some fear [Kath & Kim's] joke was getting old and those fears are fully realised in this painfully unfunny and labouriously tedious film.
Herald Sun (Australia)
Leigh Paatsch
Watching them totter around the backblocks of Italy just doesn't bring on the titters. Without their home ground advantage, the team falls to bits.
sbs.com.au
Peter Galvin
It feels slow, slack and aimless and it seems to last forever.
FILMINK (Australia)
Erin Free
It may not be a slickly, richly cinematic experience, but it's something more important than that: funny.
2UE That Movie Show
Blake Howard
Kath and Kimderella is a recycled and laughless disappointment.
Urban Cinefile
Andrew L. Urban
The preview audience loved it, but it's strictly for the fans, of whom there are millions. It isn't my kind of humour, but I appreciate the teamwork
Urban Cinefile
Louise Keller
Kath & Kim's foray onto the big screen is an endearing and hilarious romp that nurtures character as it skilfully weaves its narrative into an improbably fairy tale
The Sunday Age
Craig Mathieson
The show's creators have attempted to make a stand-alone movie moderately distinct from the small-screen episodes. It's a welcome idea but unfortunately the execution is so deeply flawed that the film suffers mightily.
At the Movies (Australia)
David Stratton
The script, by Turner and Riley, and direction, by Ted Emery, lack distinction
The Age (Australia)
Philippa Hawker
Despite these familiar set-ups, it soon becomes clear that there is something missing from Kath And Kimderella.
Sydney Morning Herald
Sandra Hall
Not since Edna Everage's first film appearance 40 years ago in Bruce Beresford's The Adventures of Barry McKenzie has Australian suburbia been so thoroughly scrutinised, analysed and satirised.
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