Nice effects though.

Just what I expected

Fresh and Exciting

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

A little research on my part revealed that the singing group S Club never really took off in North America. Watching this feature length movie starring the members of the group gives some clues as to why that might have been. To start with, the music in the movie isn't exceptional at all. It's not awful, but it's interchangeable and instantly forgettable. But that's not by far the only problem with the movie. The script is a main offender; the thin story is stretched out past the breaking point, and the members of S Club are written to be extremely bland and lacking serious personality... when they don't come across as being incredibly stupid. What's worse is that all of this material is directed in a manner that gives what's happening in front of this almost no energy or enthusiasm at all. It's easy to see why this movie never got a theatrical release on this side of the Atlantic.

I remember going to see this with my mum when it first came out. Back then I was a fan of S club, not a hugh fan, so I was hoping for a good film.I do admit that the acting is not so good and the storyline is so-so but the movie is fun.The jokes are what one thing I thought were good. Also I still enjoy listening to S club's music. Both these factors are what make this film a treat for me.If you want to watch a fun movie and not care about acting or bad scripting you would enjoy this film, if not you probably would not enjoy it.

You remember the Spice Girls movie and how bad it was (besides the songs), well their manager Simon Fuller (also this band's manager) makes the same error putting S Club (another of my favourite bands) in their own film. S Club: Tina Barrett, Jon Lee, Bradley Mcintosh, Jo O'Meara, Hannah Spearritt and Rachel Stevens (what happened to the seventh member, Paul Cattermole?) basically ask their boss for a break, they go on it, and while there they see themselves on TV! Three of them swap, and vice versa, half discover they are clones made by a greedy scientist, and the other half just get themselves in trouble. Also starring Gareth Gates as a clone of himself. This film may have more of a plot than Spice Girls' film did, but besides the songs "Bring It All Back", "Don't Stop Movin'" and "Never Had A Dream Come True" there is no good reason to see this film. Not too long after the band split for good. Adequate!

Hilariously funny!! I didn't expect much when i bought it for £2 (for my younger siblings!), but i was completely wrong! If you've seen the TV shows, you should know what to expect. The results are of a very similar quality. The acting is, i admit, not great, but very amusing.Obviously if you can't stand their music, then you probably shouldn't bother with the film. However, if you do, and you keep in mind not to expect Oscar performances, or even a particularly strong story line, you'll love it. It is well worth a watch!