Why did critics hate this movie, they need to take the corks out their ass'es and get a sense of humour. No matter how many times you watch this, it never fails to provide some much needed chuckles.
And more important, unlike today, you didn’t feel like you’d just left a communist political lecture on how bad you’ve been, how bad you are, and if you are part of certain demographics, you’ll always be bad no matter what you do.
It's the same with Mrs Browns boys thats been panned by reviewers since the start just like on the buses was despite millions continuing to watch and enjoy them.
They don't get offended by everything only the lovies in the media, who now have the social media platforms to spout their bile and come across as the majority. 2% of them that's it, they can all congregate on tw*tter and make themselves look important. How we've allowed them to dictate I have absolutely no idea, one of life's mysteries ffs.
Exactly, all they do is moan this type of comedy is not PC ! What a load of rubbish, it was all good fun , a shame everybody is so offended over everything these days !!!
Never ever get classics like this again so I'm glad I was born to witness a great era of 70s 80 and early 90s before the world got ruined by mobile phones social media ect
In my humble opinion, Holiday on the Buses is one of the funniest british films of all time. If you want a laugh, just put this film on. The swimming pool scene with Arthur and Olive is just the best, Wilfrid Brambell makes a brilliant special guest star role. It just laugh after laugh.
Stan (on the phone home):listen Arthur, I can get you a special reduction! Arthur (to Mum and Olive): Stan says if we go down for a week, he can get us a special reduction. Mum and Olive: Ooooh! Arthur: You er, you sure that’s all it’ll cost? Stan: Yeah! Listen, all the entertainments for free! It’s marvellous! Arthur: Yes well it sounds ok. How do we get down there? Stan: Well there’s a good train service. Yeah, it should only cost about £14 in fares. Arthur: £14???? Oh no it won’t! Then they’re strapping their cases to Arthur’s bike.
Did you know it's 46 years since the film came and it's still funny today the exploding toilet and manhole covers always make me laugh and blakey and the funny smell from the drains
They're of their time but, like the Carry On films we enjoy them in context and don't get hung up on the 'isms'. Superb TV. I still call officious people with clipboards 'blakey'.
I love them this is true British comedy!! A lot of the cast have passed on but in their day were brilliant!! I love this stuff ! Benny hill blackadder bean goodies! Etc long live the old British comedy!! Lol
Filmed at Pontins Holiday camp at Prestatyn Wales. I can tell by the building layout. Been there on many many occasions during the 80s when I was little
You didn’t miss anything, I promise. Sister broke her finger on a random boat ride. I threw up after too many breakfasts aged 11. Tv was in a room 50 yards away that showed James Bond and a chicken abattoir. I am not making this up.
@@batheandrelaxinmyshit6344 Will you stop making fun of me! I was pointing out his bad grammar, I wasn't just saying something completely random now piss off!
I think Paul Hogan summed it up when he addressed dated comedy in that even if it is dated and the gags arent that laugh out loud anymore, it serves its purpose if it at least raises a smile. On the Buses certainly does at least that in 2021.
Have the whole series plus the 3 movies on DVD. Guaranteed to laugh and lift anyone's spirits! Of course would be looked down on today. Good, clean fun if you ask me
My mate was on holiday when they recorded this, he got all the autographs apart from Jack's, who wen asked politely said 'fuck off kid, am busy' hahahahahahaha my mate still gets all bitter and twisted when anybody brings it up !!
I don't know if I've commented yet but this and the first are great comical videos and I've got them and the crew on the busses are good and and comical and when butler was in other things he never change that was him all over
Those were the days sense of humour side-splitting comedy fine acting and zany expression how we all miss these shows those lucky enough to remember the era.nowadays the sense of humour is that depleted through fascism that you feel like you've walked onto the set of shaun of the dead lol godbless all these wonderful characters RIP.❤
Can you upload more of the film please ? Very funny ! Forgot how crude some expressions were from 70s/80s. For a family film - it's a bit off asking someone if they've "had it off" with a girl !!
@@scooby1992 I believe she, oddly enough, played a brief love interest for Patrick Trueman, played by her former Love Thy Neighbour co-star - I say oddly enough, as, in his Love Thy Neighbour role, he objected to her character’s husband lusting after his wife - now there he is lusting after Eddie’s wife! In EastEnders, I mean!
I would imagine that these fabulous classics will never be replaced.
No. It's all violence, and crime these days.
This film is brilliant you can watch it time and time again and still enjoy it every time 😀
They don't make comedies like these classics anymore......great times
Why did critics hate this movie, they need to take the corks out their ass'es and get a sense of humour. No matter how many times you watch this, it never fails to provide some much needed chuckles.
The panned everything that was genuine humour.
And more important, unlike today, you didn’t feel like you’d just left a communist political lecture on how bad you’ve been, how bad you are, and if you are part of certain demographics, you’ll always be bad no matter what you do.
It's the same with Mrs Browns boys thats been panned by reviewers since the start just like on the buses was despite millions continuing to watch and enjoy them.
@@wizzgamer the best reviewers are yourselves, critics are normally arseholes who couldn’t find fun in a fairground brothel.
Always been my favourite & go to film.
Classic British comedy, before everyone got offended by everything
Most people still don't, it's just the idiots who feel they have to be offended at everything
Shit
They don't get offended by everything only the lovies in the media, who now have the social media platforms to spout their bile and come across as the majority. 2% of them that's it, they can all congregate on tw*tter and make themselves look important. How we've allowed them to dictate I have absolutely no idea, one of life's mysteries ffs.
Criminally underrated, these films. They wouldn't dare put this on the tele nowadays.
Exactly, all they do is moan this type of comedy is not PC ! What a load of rubbish, it was all good fun , a shame everybody is so offended over everything these days !!!
Actually, these films are repeated quite often on ITV 3.
Highly edited though
Never ever get classics like this again so I'm glad I was born to witness a great era of 70s 80 and early 90s before the world got ruined by mobile phones social media ect
In my humble opinion, Holiday on the Buses is one of the funniest british films of all time. If you want a laugh, just put this film on. The swimming pool scene with Arthur and Olive is just the best, Wilfrid Brambell makes a brilliant special guest star role. It just laugh after laugh.
I totally agree
It's one of the best, laugh a minute.
you'd probably best go watch the carry ons
Bob grant was class miss him
The 1970s is a decade we wish we could still live in real life
Yes, it would be great to go back to all the sexism, racism, and paedophiles wouldn't it ?!
@@PreservationEnthusiast there’s more of that now.
Life back then was a helluva lot less complicated.
@@pyewackett5 there were good things and bad things that happened in the 1970s, as with any decade, but the 1970s was a fascinating era
@@Keithbarber
Nothing good about today.
That face blakey pulls at 2.40 is brilliant
When we see a woman’s arse we are like that 😂
Stan (on the phone home):listen Arthur, I can get you a special reduction!
Arthur (to Mum and Olive): Stan says if we go down for a week, he can get us a special reduction.
Mum and Olive: Ooooh!
Arthur: You er, you sure that’s all it’ll cost?
Stan: Yeah! Listen, all the entertainments for free! It’s marvellous!
Arthur: Yes well it sounds ok. How do we get down there?
Stan: Well there’s a good train service. Yeah, it should only cost about £14 in fares.
Arthur: £14???? Oh no it won’t!
Then they’re strapping their cases to Arthur’s bike.
Those were the good old days you can't say or do anything without being reported
I used to love watching on the buses back in it’s heydays,thank you for the video brilliant.(happy days)🙂
Best laugh ever ,never get another show like on the buses the best
Did you know it's 46 years since the film came and it's still funny today the exploding toilet and manhole covers always make me laugh and blakey and the funny smell from the drains
Tears still running down my cheeks from laughing at that scene.... Great old movie!!!!
They're of their time but, like the Carry On films we enjoy them in context and don't get hung up on the 'isms'. Superb TV. I still call officious people with clipboards 'blakey'.
I love them this is true British comedy!! A lot of the cast have passed on but in their day were brilliant!! I love this stuff ! Benny hill blackadder bean goodies! Etc long live the old British comedy!! Lol
Filmed at Pontins Holiday camp at Prestatyn Wales. I can tell by the building layout. Been there on many many occasions during the 80s when I was little
We go every May for the Welsh Open darts. Or we did before this Covid shit
I was there in 1966, it wasn't a Pontins back then. Happy memories!
@@lorrainebennett7528 what was it back in 1966 ?
I do regret never being able to experience holidays like this, ever so slightly too young :(
I hear those Holiday camps were not as joyful as they were made out to being.
You didn’t miss anything, I promise. Sister broke her finger on a random boat ride. I threw up after too many breakfasts aged 11. Tv was in a room 50 yards away that showed James Bond and a chicken abattoir. I am not making this up.
I'm a American and wasn't aware this sitcom ever existed. I wish that they would have brought it to America.
You're AN American.
@@JaredGriffiths2000 I am a lesbian
@@batheandrelaxinmyshit6344 What does that have to do with anything?
@@JaredGriffiths2000 I am in Germany
@@batheandrelaxinmyshit6344 Will you stop making fun of me! I was pointing out his bad grammar, I wasn't just saying something completely random now piss off!
I been watching. From. 1970. And still Watching. In 2024
Thanks for sharing 😉 we needed bit of a laugh 😃 good old days 😧
Phwooooar! Mavis was a bit of alright!
The gorgeous Maureen Sweeney. She's been in a few other comedies through the years and totally agree very attractive woman
Why can we not see the full versions of Holiday on the Buses and Mutiny on the Buses, please? I'd love to watch them both in this lockdown shit....👍👍👍
I think Paul Hogan summed it up when he addressed dated comedy in that even if it is dated and the gags arent that laugh out loud anymore, it serves its purpose if it at least raises a smile. On the Buses certainly does at least that in 2021.
Thanks for the upload. Great film, look there’s Joan Booth. Now we need Eddie Booth, Bloody Nora.
RIP PEACE OLIVE SO SAD GET THE FILMS OUT TONIGHT
Classic British Comedy. When TV made you laugh
Brilliant and classic film of early 70 s i was 15 when it was released in 1973 and i was still in school
Thanks for uploading this. The On The Buses films were so entertaining and lots of fun.
Fabulous film :-)
+Jay Nuttall A classic.
Cheers one of my best British sitcom😂😂😂
RIP Ann Karen - last original cast member still around until yesterday evening, was killed in a house fire sadly…
I saw her on a train once, she was a beauty in real life...
Yep, rather like Kathy Staff (Nora Batty in Last of the Summer Wine), Anna wore padding and baggy clothes. In reality she was a model at the time.
British sitcom in its best miss them all 🇬🇧
PMSL
CAN'T BEAT BRITISH COMEDY
Have the whole series plus the 3 movies on DVD. Guaranteed to laugh and lift anyone's spirits! Of course would be looked down on today. Good, clean fun if you ask me
My mate was on holiday when they recorded this, he got all the autographs apart from Jack's, who wen asked politely said 'fuck off kid, am busy' hahahahahahaha my mate still gets all bitter and twisted when anybody brings it up !!
Love it, Stephen.
I think "holiday" was my favorite "buses" films
I don't know if I've commented yet but this and the first are great comical videos and I've got them and the crew on the busses are good and and comical and when butler was in other things he never change that was him all over
Our tricoulour flag between these great characters and friends the 70s one the buses missed r,I,p, 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮👌👌
The full version of this is available on internet archive for free
You made my day you had ohhhhhhh ohhhh
I started laughing before the clip started playing 😂
My mother in law and father in law were at the camp when this was made,in the final scene dancing in the background
I was sittn there and steam come out. Aye what you been eating? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Classic humour in sunny North Wales. What's not to like!!?
2:33, Jack Harper enjoying a "great veiw" from where he's standing.
Good Times... some not so, but overall, people knew how to have a laugh without being offended!
Im offended about not being offended
love the HD restored clip.
Great British comedy at its best
Brilliant!!!
Love it ..lol
Arthur Mullard and Queenie Watts a brilliant combination
These on the buses films inspired to become a bus drivet
Those were the days sense of humour side-splitting comedy fine acting and zany expression how we all miss these shows those lucky enough to remember the era.nowadays the sense of humour is that depleted through fascism that you feel like you've walked onto the set of shaun of the dead lol godbless all these wonderful characters RIP.❤
3:44 Oh that's why now you're not supposed to eat on the bus
This is a perfect reason why you should not smoke.
Great nurse uniform..
The one always reminds me of Sergeant Cryer from The Bill
The Best...was the opening scene...
Brilliant funny.
Loved it.
Great movie franchise love it
I can just imagine Pontins back then
Isn't the bridge with the bus heading to prestatyn/towyn and I'm sure the castle is grywch castle,spent a few hols as a kid
5'39" ahahahahahaaaaaaa
Reg Varney did have a bus drivers licence in real life
Returus moron. Absolutely fabulous.
Where was the dual carriageway
St asaph to rhuddlan roundabout
Can you upload more of the film please ? Very funny !
Forgot how crude some expressions were from 70s/80s.
For a family film - it's a bit off asking someone if they've "had it off" with a girl !!
Very funny
Stephen Lewis the best
Kate Williams looks amazing 👍😉
This was before my time but I still think "PHWOAR" when she strips off 😂
I'm sure that's grwych Castle aka I'm a celebrity. Used to go as a kid in the 70s jousting was fun
How do you watch this full movie on here I can't seem to find it at all
Um how about you buy the dvd?
pontins Prestatyn sadly closed recently
2.35 very funny
The is fab in particular anna karen in a bikini at the pool
I always loved Blakey's line in that scene when he sees Olive's bear behind , " it's like the moon coming over the mountains " ..
And Arthurs trunks ha ha ha
Use two
Pontins 🤣😭🤣😭🤣
R i p olive
2:01 earrr earr How would he know? lol
Quality needs improvement
I hope them extra’s were well paid for getting a branch in the face at high speeds. Health and safety 70s style was ridiculous.
Graag
Nice knickers the nurse got on jack happy to see them Blakey,the 1970"s jokes what close too the bone but a classic all the way.
So lovely I love to see those big cotton pink knickers on Kate Williams
Has anyone got the FULL movie
I only have it on my sky box, or this th-cam.com/video/SGM0Y414iHs/w-d-xo.html , which you have to set up a free account, I think.
Is that Natalie Cassidy's mum as the nurse?
No her name is kate williams. She also played eddie booth's wife in love thy neighbour and she was in the film Quadrophenia.
I dont watch Eastenders very often , but I think Kate Williams , the actress who played the nurse was in EastEnders .
@@scooby1992 I believe she, oddly enough, played a brief love interest for Patrick Trueman, played by her former Love Thy Neighbour co-star - I say oddly enough, as, in his Love Thy Neighbour role, he objected to her character’s husband lusting after his wife - now there he is lusting after Eddie’s wife! In EastEnders, I mean!
The only bit I didn't like was the pop gun in that poor donkeys ear. Frightened it. Cruelty to animals
The nurse is joan out of love thy neighbour love the good old comedy shows the dont make shows like this today
Luna da cosmon
Another low-quality unsteady phone-capture upload of a TV screen; not a proper video.👎👎
Please get off the screen, shake the camera more, and make the sound worse. I can almost tell what's going on.
Graag