Rock My World (Global Heresy)

2001

Rock My World (Global Heresy)

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Veteran hack director Sidney J. Furie directs the silly straight-to-video comedy Rock My World. The aging stuffy English aristocrats Lord and Lady Foxley (Peter O'Toole and Joan Plowright) have fallen on hard times, so they loan out the use of their mansion to the American rock band Global Heresy. When the band's bass player mysteriously disappears, Nat (Alicia Silverstone) shows up to replace him. Then the servants don't show up, and the Foxleys are forced to pose and a maid and a butler in their own mansion. The culture class between the conservative English and the reckless Americans is played for comedy, leading to an ending where the power of rock & roll transforms both cultural groups.

Rating:

R
Genre:

Comedy, Drama
Directed By:

Sidney J. Furie
Written By:

Mark Mills
In Theaters:

Dec 31, 2001 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Aug 20, 2002
Runtime:

116 minutes
Studio:

Screen Media

Cast

Peter O'Toole
as Lord Foxley

Joan Plowright
as Lady Foxley

Alicia Silverstone
as Nat

Jaimz Woolvett
as Leo

Keram Malicki-Sánchez
as Flit

Christopher Bolton
as Carl

Lochlyn Munro
as Dave

Martin Clunes
as James Chancellor

Amy Phillips
as Georgia

Alex Karzis
as Ben

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Jul 24, 2010

Pleasant diversion with a silly premise but enjoyable on an escapist level. The script is really beneath the talents of two acting greats like Peter O'Toole and Joan Plowright but their skill is what elevates it above the norm. The rest of the cast is adequate, the music forgettable.

jay n Super Reviewer
Nov 26, 2009

In theory this could have rocked, but in practice it kinda blew :( Thank God for that drunken old raving lunatic, Peter O'Toole - he brought life into something that not even that funny oke from the first Scary Movie, or one of the hottest men I have ever seen on tv could save - you go you drunken old lecherous baffoon!!! ;P

alex m Super Reviewer