Sorry, this movie sucks

Nice effects though.

Absolutely Brilliant!

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

A bit hit-and-miss but generally good fun.The life and times of the doctors, nurses and patients at an English hospital. Some weird and wacky characters and funny scenarios make this a reasonable comedy. Story line is fairly interesting and there are some great laugh-out-loud moments. However, in between all this there are some pretty silly scenes. Some attempted jokes fall very flat.Overall it is reasonably good fun. Hardly a must-see but worth watching if you want some mindless entertainment and have 1 1/2 hours to kill.

Carry On Doctor (1976) Love This Show Madness Level Never Countless EverGreen.Whan I Seen In 2010.Kenneth Williams I Always Have That Expression.And I Love Joan Sims Smile Lovly.Sid James Comedy Humor Lovly The Popular Dr Kilmore Is Sacked After Being Discovered In A Compromising Position On The Roof Of The Nurses Home. The Patients Are Determined Not To Lose Him, And So Take On The Might Of The "Cutting" Dr Tinkle And The Overpowering Matron. Francis Bigger, 'Preacher And Healer', Ends Up In Hospital In This Chaotic Carry-on Medical Movie. With Dr. Kilmore in Trouble, Matron Refuses To Support Him After The Amorous Attentions She Has Fed Dr. Tinkle Have Paid Off. There's A Humorous But Slight Role For Charles Hawtrey Suffering From A Sympathetic Pregnancy And The Film Closes With The Patients Revenge On Dr. Tinkle And The Formidable Matron Because Of Their Conspiracy Against Dr. Kilmore.

You either love them or hate them, and if you're reading reviews on them you probably fall into the former category, so I won't disappoint you because this is about as good as it gets. Only Kenneth Connor is missing, and you get the added delights of Peter Gilmour, Brian Wilde ( Mr Barraclough in Porridge ), Dilys Laye, Frankie Howerd and many others. Almost every scene is funny, Jim Dale stands out ( a vastly underrated talent ), with Barbara Windsor exuberant, Bernard Bresslaw in one of his best roles, Julian Orchard in a cameo, Sid and Joan, Hattie and Charles, and need I say more. This was perhaps, with Camping and Up the Khyber, the pinnacle, from then on it went downhill faster than Franz Klammer. Oh happy days, nearly all the cast members sadly departed us. If you're new to Carry On's, most of series is excellent, but don't watch Columbus. It's not a Carry On really, lame and dull.

Frankie Howerd plays the part of a man who says people do not need doctor's to survive. He then gets a bad back and must go to the doctor. Jim Dale play Dr. Kilmore, and he lets him know who he is in a very funny scene. Kenneth Williams plays a wacky doctor. Bernard Bresselaw, Sid James and Charles Hawtrey play a couple of the patients. Bernard wanders around a lot and he sees Dilys Laye and falls for her. Hattie Jacques plays the matron again. Barbara Windsor shows up later to play one of the nurses. Two of my favorite nurses are played by Valerie Von Ost. She appeared in my favorite Avengers episode, "Dead Man's Treasure". Also there is Anita Herris who plays the lead, Nurse Clarke. She is so hot and beautiful. The best scene of the film has Jim Dale thinking Barbara Windsor is going to jump off the roof. She is actually sun bathing. Jim almost falls off the roof until Nurse Clark comes for him. He holds on to her and rips her skirt right off and then he falls into the tub of another hot brunette. Jim is fired for the incident. The patients revolt and they get Jim's job back. The main three men and Nurse Clarke make this film very good.