St Trinian's 2: The Legend of Fritton's Gold

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alan g @agenser Aug 29 I thought it was silly and disjointed but a lot of fun. Not as good as the first movie but still watchable. See more Amy S @amyslater14 07/07/2024 it’s just not good? I LOVE the first movie, it’s something that’s meant to be a one time thing in my opinion See more Azizkhuja T @RT42768370 02/06/2024 "St. Trinian's 2: The Legend of Fritton's Gold" (2009) continues the uproarious legacy of the St. Trinian's franchise, delivering another round of chaos, camaraderie, and cheeky humor that fans have come to adore. This sequel not only retains the original film's spirited anarchy but also embarks on an even grander adventure, blending elements of mystery, history, and action into the unique St. Trinian's mix. The film sees the return of the beloved cast, with Rupert Everett once again brilliantly portraying the indomitable headmistress Camilla Fritton, alongside Colin Firth, who reprises his role as the beleaguered Education Minister Geoffrey Thwaites. Their dynamic, infused with witty banter and comedic tension, provides a solid foundation for the unfolding hilarity. The heart of "St. Trinian's 2" lies in its adventurous plot, which kicks off when the girls discover an old ring belonging to Camilla's pirate ancestor, leading them on a treasure hunt across London. The quest for Fritton's Gold is not just a thrilling journey but also a clever vehicle for showcasing the girls' diverse talents, from tech-savvy hacking to creative problem-solving, all while dodging villains and unraveling historical puzzles. Gemma Arterton shines as the savvy head girl, leading the eclectic group of students with a perfect balance of wit and wisdom. The ensemble of St. Trinian's girls, each more endearingly eccentric than the last, are the film's lifeblood, proving that their untraditional methods and unwavering bond can overcome any obstacle. "St. Trinian's 2" excels in its visual style, with vibrant costumes and dynamic set pieces that bring the treasure hunt to life. The film's soundtrack complements its energetic pace, weaving contemporary hits with classic tracks that echo the girls' rebellious spirit. What truly sets "St. Trinian's 2: The Legend of Fritton's Gold" apart is its underlying message of empowerment and unity. The film celebrates intelligence, individuality, and ingenuity, all while delivering a hearty dose of humor and heart. It's a testament to the idea that teamwork and tenacity can lead to extraordinary achievements. In conclusion, "St. Trinian's 2: The Legend of Fritton's Gold" is a delightful sequel that captures the essence of the St. Trinian's ethos. It's a film brimming with adventure, laughter, and a touch of madness, making it a perfect continuation of the St. Trinian's legacy. For those in search of a film that combines humor with heart, and capers with camaraderie, look no further than this charmingly anarchic treasure. See more Test T @TestTest1 01/03/2024 I saw this on DVD recently. It's been a while since I've seen trivial pointless nonsense like this, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I thought it had a fresh, lively, up beat tempo and a decent soundtrack which combined well with the wacky British historical story and traditional St. Trinian's antics. It's also very witty at times but you need to listen carefully and read between the lines a bit. Over all, I found the film very entertaining, and will now seek out the original movie, which if the critics are to be believed, should be even better! Thoroughly recommended. See more 01/01/2021 Enjoyable enough follow-up albeit strains and forces humor where it does not exist See more 08/21/2018 Juvenile and corny as all hell. I can't see how anyone that isn't a pre-teen girl would like this. That demographic should have a pretty good tone with it, I'd assume though... See more Read all reviews

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