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Puckoon2002

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When an Irish Free State is set up in the 1920s, the border is drawn right through the middle of the village of Puckoon, through the middle of the pub and the churchyard. Based on Spike Milligan's much-loved novel, PUCKOON digs at the stupidity of the military and religion in this typically absurdist farce.

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David U.

OK to watch. Better than TV. :-)

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Glen R.

I really like Spike Milligan, somehow this film didn't do him justice.

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Barb K.

Reminds me of Monty Python comedies.

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Glen R.

Well the author is the god of this farce. Pretty good humor. Reminds one a little of that old Passport to Pimlico.