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Queen & Country (2015)

In this sequel to Hope and Glory (1987), Bill Rohan has grown up and is drafted into the army, where he and his eccentric best mate, Percy, battle their snooty superiors on the base and look for love in town.

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Mike D'Angelo 18 Feb 2015

As a sequel, Queen & Country doesn’t work at all, primarily because Boorman waited far too long.

Alonso Duralde 26 Feb 2015

Breeziness is a quality Queen and Country has plenty of, making for a lovely journey that never ends up anywhere particularly groundbreaking.

Andy Lea 05 Jun 2015

The tone jumps awkwardly between soppy romance, serious drama and Carry On-style comedy.

Rob M 02 Mar 2015

Excellent "small picture". All actors are first rate, interesting take on the evolution of "shell shock" to PTSD and David Thewlis and the "by the book" master sgt who makes the lives of the conscripts miserable, should be nominated for a best supporting actor role. Costumes and production design evoke post WW II London very well. The story is satisfying and the entire film is very well acted and well done. I recommend it and it will be enjoyable as a DVD as well as there is no war violence depicted.

Cole Smithey 28 Feb 2015

[VIDEO ESSAY] Boorman's unfussy approach to his youthful past creates a warm sense of familiarity with the characters he presents, however quirky their motivations may be.