The Inbetweeners Movie

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The Inbetweeners Movie

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2012

1h 37m

Comedy

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Four uncool misfits take a post-high-school holiday in Malia, Crete, where they encounter a quartet of fun British gals.

Critics Consensus

It arguably plays most strongly to fans of the British series, but even viewers who have never seen The Inbetweeners on TV may find themselves won over by the film's surprisingly tender ribaldry.

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Ian Buckwalter

The Atlantic

Oct 9, 2012

6/10

Plenty of funny bits, and apart from some fairly appalling underlying sexism -- guys, screw up all you like, the movie says, because the nice, pretty girls will forgive any transgression -- it actually attempts to have heart as well.

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Walter V. Addiego

San Francisco Chronicle

Sep 7, 2012

2/4

You may not be proud of it, but you'll probably find something to laugh at in "The Inbetweeners Movie."

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Kyle Smith

New York Post

Sep 7, 2012

2.5/4

I'm disappointed that they turned my horny-teen comedy into a gross-out comedy.

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Owen Nicholls

NME (New Musical Express)

May 25, 2021

It's a simple coming of age comedy about four friends, each an archetypal character - the nerdy one, the lovelorn one, the bullshitter and the happy fool - all with similar goals...

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Nicholas Bell

IONCINEMA.com

Jul 30, 2019

This is one overly long television treatment not fit for feature length running time.

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PJ Nabarro

Patrick Nabarro

Jan 27, 2019

3/5

Compared to its closest ancestor from across the pond, American Pie, this is a more genteel, less varnished, British view of awkward teens trying to get their leg over.

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@RT35432431 Jun 10, 2026

It's a funny little movie which fittingly follows on from the conclusion of the show. Compared to the show, there's not much wit or ingenuity behind it but the Inbetweeners, as a franchise, is truly one of the cornerstones of British culture.

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Jack F

@MovieFan111 Oct 22, 2025

I was expecting more. It's not really how I thought it was going to be. It was alright though.

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Rob W

@RT63087253 Aug 4, 2025

A classic but Simon’s character pisses me off!

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Ben T

@RT68584392 Jun 29, 2025

Brilliant sequel to the series. Just loads of fun to watch

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Julian S

@akajulianscott Mar 20, 2025

A gift for fans, capturing the show’s vibe in a way most adaptations can’t when jumping from small to big screen.

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s0twin T

@RT56207650 Jul 29, 2024

my all time favourite film, i reccomend

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Synopsis

Four uncool misfits take a post-high-school holiday in Malia, Crete, where they encounter a quartet of fun British gals.

Director: Ben Palmer
Producer: Christopher Young
Screenwriter: Damon Beesley, Iain Morris
Distributor: Wrekin Hill Ent.
Production Co: Film4, Young Films, Bwark Productions
Rating: R (Brief Drug Use|Alcohol Use|Language|Some Graphic Nudity|Strong Crude & Sexual Content)
Genre: Comedy
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Sep 7, 2012, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): May 8, 2014
Box Office (Gross USA): $36.0K
Runtime: 1h 37m

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