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So I say this to every IMDb voter - get Thunderpants off the bottom 100! 9/10 P.S. This is fart humour at its very best, and should really be a high 6 or a low 7. Of course, it is as predictable as hell, but which film isn't these days? At least it is understandable and not insulting, and actually carries a very important message that you should ruminate on after the film finishes. I don't really care what anybody else thinks - I think Thunderpants is a great British kid's film, that will entertain anyone. None of the special effects are bad either - not even the outer space scenes are badly done. Of course, it isn't going to win any Oscars, but it makes for a hell of a laugh, and you really get to know and care about Patrick in a really short space of time - it took 10 minutes for me to get interested in the film. This film proves that fart humour is still as strong as it ever was, with its rich characters, hilarious situations and original script.

'Tis a shame how this film got such a pathetic rating on IMDb and ended up on the bottom 100.

It may not be the best film ever, but it is great fun, nice for an afternoon's laugh, and just so plain silly that you can't but smile at every single scene or character. I also find it interesting that just as the main character describes every experience as either 'the worst day of my life, ever' or 'the best day of my life, ever' - the reviewers seem to think that this is the worst piece of film, ever - or the best ever.

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There is a small scene set in a courtroom, where a metallurgist is pressed to express opinions beyond his professional knowledge, and to me it conveys how everything in the adult world is about politics and power, rather than about friendship and respect as in the children's' world. It is also a critique of adults, and their tendency to lie, cheat and misrepresent everything for their own gain. It is also touching, and actually has a quite heartwarming story about friendship, about being special, and about turning your uniqueness from a weakness into a strength. The film is silly, the acting is over the top, the entire premise of the film is that a boy farts a lot - how can anyone expect that it should be seen as anything serious? I think that the movie is funny - silly, yes, but still funny. I honestly don't understand the negative reviews of this film.