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Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa (2013)

When famous DJ Alan Partridge's radio station is taken over by a new media conglomerate, it sets in motion a chain of events which see Alan having to work with the police to defuse a potentially violent siege.

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Bilge Ebiri 07 Apr 2014

Alan Partridge awkwardly tries to wed the episodic spirit of the character with the feature-length demands of a theatrical experience. The result is a mess, but it’s got some choice bits. Even if you forget the film itself, you might find yourself quoting parts of it for years.

Peter Rainer 04 Apr 2014

It’s a flurry of good gags and bad. The good ones are worth sitting around for.

cigarillored 17 May 2014

Ok, I'm an unabashed fan of Steve Coogan and Alan Partridge, but I'm trying to judge this movie on its own merits -- and it's simply fantastic. The beauty of Partridge is that he has always felt like a fully-rounded character, which is a credit to Coogan. Ricky Gervais is often hailed as a genius for his creation and portrayal of David Brent, but Steve Coogan got there first. One cringes when Partridge opens his mouth, and yet we can't help but feel a touch of empathy for the man. It's a fine line, but Coogan walks it masterfully. I showed this film to a room full of cinephiles who, combined, have seen just about everything under the sun -- they laughed themselves stupid. At the end of the day it works because it's beautifully written, the lead actor is something of a comedic genius, and he's surrounded himself with a great supporting cast.

Elizabeth Weitzman 03 Apr 2014

So clear your calendar. There’s no better time to get to know a character so obnoxiously stubborn that not even his own creator can shake him.

Chris Nashawaty 03 Apr 2014

Like so many reunions, this one starts off all smiles and quickly grows tiresome.