Carry On Columbus

Synopsis

Carry On Columbus is a 1992 British comedy film, directed by Gerald Thomas. The movie is set in 1492, during Christopher Columbus' voyage to discover America. The film follows the comedic antics of Columbus and his crew as they face various humorous challenges on their journey. With a star-studded cast including Jim Dale, Bernard Cribbins, and Leslie Phillips, Carry On Columbus delivers a mix of slapstick humor and witty dialogue that the Carry On film series is known for. As Columbus sails into the unknown, audiences are treated to a blend of historical fiction and comedic escapades that keep the laughter rolling.

Cast

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  Jim Dale

  Christopher Columbus

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  Bernard Cribbins

  Mordecai Mendoza

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  Maureen Lipman

  Countess Esmeralda

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  Peter Richardson

  Bart Columbus

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  Alexei Sayle

  Achmed

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  Rik Mayall

  The Sultan

Reviews

Carry On Columbus, much like its predecessors in the Carry On series, provides a light-hearted and comedic take on historical events. While some critics appreciated the film's nostalgic charm and British humor, others found it lacking in originality and depth.

Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus states, "Carry On Columbus offers a few chuckles with its cheeky humor, but ultimately falls flat with its generic storyline and lackluster performances." With an IMDb rating of 3.4/10, the film has received mixed reviews from audiences. Some viewers found the slapstick comedy and ensemble cast enjoyable, while others criticized the film for its predictable jokes and clichéd characters. Overall, Carry On Columbus is a polarizing film that will appeal to fans of British comedies and the Carry On series.

Metacritic review highlights, "Carry On Columbus fails to capture the magic of its predecessors, delivering a forgettable and mediocre comedy that struggles to stand out in the genre." Despite its mixed reviews, the film continues to have a dedicated fan base who appreciate its nostalgic charm and quirky humor.