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Critics Consensus: The Big Tease may be predictable, but the buoyant performances keep you laughing once you give in to the silliness.
Critic Consensus: The Big Tease may be predictable, but the buoyant performances keep you laughing once you give in to the silliness.
All Critics (39) | Top Critics (15) | Fresh (22) | Rotten (17) | DVD (1)
Although it has its moments, The Big Tease doesn't fulfill its potential.
Sloppy.
A sub-sitcom stretched to an interminable 85 minutes.
Likely to vanish from theaters in a blink.
Crawford's such a good-hearted guy, you can't help but want a cut from his clippers.
Directed by Briton Kevin Allen (Twin Town) with just the right light touch.
There are films that succeed in spite of themselves and there are films that remain well-meaning, slightly interesting failures. Lodged somewhere between these two related poles is The Big Tease, a slight, breezy comedy with carefree independent fi
The Big Tease is about a flamboyant Scottish hairdresser who travels to Los Angeles to compete the World Freestyle Hairdressing Championship. Believe it or not, it's worse than it sounds.
Some of the jokes are obvious and fall flat, but others work their sly charm on you.
The Big Tease isn't particularly sharp in its observation of L.A. style, or of salon mores, or of much else.
A big, fabulous tease-and nothing more.
Little more than a tiresome, transplanted, sports underdog plot, complete with a showdown finale (exaggerated, six-foot-tall hair-chitecture) and cornball cameos.
Winning little comedy. Ferguson is immensely likable in the lead.
Super Reviewer
Light hearted, very amiable fake documentary following a Scottish hairdresser's entry into a prestigious hair dressing competition in L.A. Might have been too light for it's own good, but Ferguson is so ingratiating that he makes it a joy to watch.
A favorite. Call me nuts, but I like this movie for its hilarity.
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