This is undoubtedly the weakest entry within the series. It's hard to understand why elements that were previously present—like Sid James’ characteristic laughter, Kenneth Williams’ suggestive remarks, and Hattie Jacques’ disapproving looks—are missing.

The character comes across as incredibly foolish, and the film’s length is a real issue. It seems like you could play a drinking game based on the predictable moments—doing so would likely lead to intoxication, which might make their lack of intelligence less noticeable. Something potent is needed. Despite that, it's not entirely without merit; there are some interesting phone conversations and camera views of mon…

Jaume Collet-Serra's "Carry On" is an action thriller set during the holidays, notable for its skillful direction, captivating plot, and strong acting. The film shows impressive care in how it’s made; each moment feels deliberate. Its carefully constructed story unfolds quickly, presenting surprising developments without wasted details. This fresh perspective helps create a consistently interesting watch. Taron Eg…

Let me caution you: steer clear of this film! I felt it necessary to share my thoughts in order to alert potential viewers. The entire movie is just a string of unbelievable and frankly silly occurrences. The depiction of airport security, specifically, is hilariously inaccurate. It’s difficult to know where to even start pointing out the problems, but here are some instances: there's a shooting in an airport r…

It’s hard to believe this, but I’m going to say it: Carry-on might be the absolute worst film released this year. That probably sounds like an exaggeration, but honestly, it's one of the silliest and most ridiculous movies I’ve ever seen. There isn’t a shred of logic or reason anywhere in the whole thing. The story itself is pretty silly, and that goes for everything the characters do as well. I understand that fi…