Just perfect...

Admirable film.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

i love Still Game, and recently got my boyfriend loving it too! we are from the north-east of england, so its pretty easy to understand the Scottish dialect and humour, cause its not too different from us! i can see how people further south would have trouble though. I know that Kiernan and Hemphill didn't actually come up with the idea for the programme themselves, just paid a whole load of money to some french writers for their programme, so i'd like to see the original french version!!! I love all the characters, especially Isa - she's hilarious!!! I have just bought the 1-6 and specials boxset. I have seen all the series before on TV apart from 6 and the specials, so i hope i'm in for a treat!! My favourite episodes are 'Oot' "a TV in an envelope!" and the one with Boaby's 'adult' movie!!!!!

Still Game is undoubtedly the comedy highlight of the week.I don't understand why I keep reading comments that you have to be Scottish to 'get' this with some people even claiming they're unable to understand the dialogue, which I think says rather more about them...If you enjoy good acting, fantastic characters (every one of them capable of stealing a scene) and rollicking good story lines then you can't fail to enjoy Still Game whether you're Scottish, English, Welsh, Irish or Martian.Hemphill and Kiernan have produced an understated and undervalued masterpiece. It's a disgrace that the first few series were not shown nationwide and with all the channels at their disposal is it too much to ask that the BBC repeat them in an attempt to get this series the credit it deserves?

The funniest thing coming from the UK comedy world at the present time.Every moment of this show is hilarious even when making some excellent point about old age, poverty and being alienated from the ephemeral trends of society. Tremendous use of Scots, slang and swearing – maybe the spark for Catherine Tate's grandmother – hard for a few to get, but worth sticking with -you 'will' get it. I guess not for you if you think Friends is the pinnacle of comedy, but a classic for those who don't…If you're an American 'Scat' then get these DVD's this is much more about your old country than 'Braveheart' and not a splash of woad around.10 out of 10Stevo

After reading the last few comments i have to say, what are you people on? Still game is is the best comedy ever, and if not from the UK, you'd be crazy to take any advice from the English! You have to be Scottish to understand most of this, if you say Still game is not a good programme your off your head, and cant be from here. The dialect and slang is difficult to understand when you haven't been brought up in this country. Straight away after reading a comment not too long before this one, i could tell the writer was English without the need to look that they said they were from liverpool. Its very typical and I'm at least to say surprised. No wonder nobody found the comment useful, its all rubbish! I would definitely recommend Still Game to anyone, i cant wait for another series!