Review of Passport to Pimlico (1949) by Walter M — 16 Aug 2013
During World War Two, a tiny overlooked section of London called Pimlico sets up their own country after they find a hidden treasure and a professor deems it their rightful possession and Pimlico part of Burdgundy in France.
Though the concept is fresh and original, the humour is undoubtedly slightly outdated. Nevertheless, the overall appeal of the film and its structure make this one of the most solid representation of the particular brand of working class satirical comedy produced by Ealing Studios.
This review of Passport to Pimlico (1949) was written by Walter M on 16 Aug 2013.
Passport to Pimlico has generally received positive reviews.
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