Member review

School for scoundrels is an awesome, humorous film which has filled me with laughter’s beyond the expected. It stars a young man who is very unfortunate man. After being out-witted and love-stolen by one of his friends, he seeks knowledge at the college of lifemanship. I adored this film as it uses excellent comedy at the right time. Although the filming and picture wasn’t great, it made up for all that by entertaining you with a wonderful story line. It’s a film worth watching, so far I have recommended it to everybody (which shows how much I love the movie!). However I don’t understand why they didn’t get a table, as the man did know what to order. Also how could April and the man have become good friends after crashing into one another. They literally just met each other and then they go out together. So far I have been trying to find lifemanship in the English dictionary, but have not been successful. Therefore I presume the word doesn’t exist. I am determined that in the future it will become more well-known and frequently watched by children and adults of all ages. It’s guaranteed to put a beam on your face. -how can the two men be friends if they hate each other? It’s the question I can’t get my head round hopefully one of my fellow film club members will answer this question for me. The message I thought was… Always have the courage to reveal your feelings for one another.