Into Film logo
BFI/Lottery logo
  • Films
  • Clubs
  • Training
  • Resources
  • Events
  • Competitions
  • News & Views
All Close
  • Films
  • Clubs
  • Training
  • Resources
  • Events
  • Competitions
  • News & Views

Log inCreate an Account

My Account

Username

My Into Film Club My Into Film Club My Films My Playlists View / Edit profile Account settings My Bookings
LOG OUT

Close
Print review
IntoFim logo

Member review

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

Alexander and the Terrible,...

Member rating

325 reviews

A terrible series of events teach Alexander and his family a valuable lesson about appreciating the good days.

CertificatePG

Duration78 mins

Review by

  • Raphael, 8
  • 20 reviews

Like comedy? This is the film for you!

5 stars

18 Mar 2021

I worked on this review with my Film Club friend Samuel because our group leader wanted us to work in pairs during the lockdown. We met on zoom to discuss and these are the notes I made after.

This fun adventure family comedy is based on a children's book, although there are few similarities. We loved this movie cause it is a because it is a comedy and everyone loves a bit of a laugh! This show really makes a dull book come to life. We would describe it as hilarious, slapstick comedy

In this movie the main character is Alexander who is always having bad days which is quite annoying for him and upsetting for us to watch. On the other hand all of his family seem to normally have a great life but later everything goes wrong for his family instead, in a very comic way. Some of our favourite parts were when the baby gets covered in permanent marker, where the dad sets himself on fire at a restaurant and they get home to a crocodile in the doorway! :O

We both agree we would have liked more funny scenes, but still, it was an amazing, bright, colourful, fun film.

It was hilarious, but you might think it is a bit slow and upsetting at first, but it got a LOT more funny and exciting when the whole everyone has a bad day! I love this movie and would recommend it for the whole family.  

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Print review

Connect with Into Film

  • x twitter icon x twitter icon
  • facebook icon
  • About
  • Contact
  • FAQs
  • Into Film+ Help Centre
  • Account Options
  • Jobs at Into Film
  • Our Trustees
  • Our Team
  • Our Partners
  • Green Statement
  • Into Film Ambassadors
  • Youth Advisory Council
  • Young Reporter Programme
  • Into Film Festival
  • Partnering with Into Film

In association with

  • Accessibility
  • Safeguarding
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookies Policy

© 2025 Into Film | Registered charity number - 1154030

Back to top