‘The Boat That Rocked’ Download and Reviews

“The Boat That Rocked” Movie Details

The Boat That Rocked tagline: 1 Boat. 8 DJs. No Morals.

The Boat That Rocked DVD Cover Download “The Boat That Rocked” 2009	Actors: Bill Nighy Quentin Kenneth Branagh Minister Dormandy Philip Seymour Hoffman The Count Nick Frost ‘Doctor’ Dave Tom Sturridge Carl Rhys Ifans Gavin Cavner Rhys Darby Angus ‘The Nut’ Nutsford Tom Brooke Thick Kevin Gemma Arterton Desiree Ike Hamilton Harold Chris O’Dowd ‘Simple’ Simon Swafford Talulah Riley Marianne Tom Wisdom ‘Midnight’ Mark Will Adamsdale ‘On-The-Hour’ John Ralph Brown Bob
	Directors: Richard Curtis
	IMDB Rating: 7.6/10 out of 17,917 votes

“The Boat That Rocked” Movie Review

“Pirate Radio” Plot Summary

A period comedy about an illegal radio station in the North Sea in the 1960s.

Very funny and clever

The best feel-good-factor film I’ve seen since Little Miss Sunshine. In 1967 I won a transistor radio and spent the next ten years listening to Radio Caroline (at night under the pillow, so the early scene is uncanny!!) The film is a clever amalgam of pirate radio fact and myth featuring barely disguised DJs, and cameo scenes from album covers, fashion shoots, etc.. (orgy in the hold = Electric Ladyland; girls arriving on the prow of the boat = Mary Quant…; poster scenes = Abbey Road…, etc.) Anyone’s guess if the station/boat owner is based on Ronan O’Rahilly. The kind of guy who, 20 years later might have founded a low-cost airline; The Marine Offences Act was a heinous offense against liberty and popular culture, worthy of the cold war opponents

Beautifully filmed, a bit like smoking grass while listening to CSNY.

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