ur last film was a disaster >>>completely disappointed

Just watched the Invention of Lying. Despite the major flaws inherent in such an undertaking, I found the film and script to be very inspiring. It is now one of my favorite movies for reasons that might be less obvious.
Its amazing to me how easily people write this one off or shat on it for flaws.... kind of speaks to the movies' "philosophy" imho... after watching the movie, I thought I would share a bit of thanks to the writers but apparently international notoriety has a way of cutting people off from most of the world...understandably.

So, I thank you Mr. Gervais and Mr. Robinson and to all of those who contributed to the writing of this film. A man in a sky says "hi"...
cheers

havent seen ghost town. saw the invention of lying. uhm... better luck next time? but i do love ricky gervais and steve merchant. i LOVE the office (and watch the american version regularly too) LOVE LOOVE LOOVE EXTRAS and have been listening to nothing but the ricky gervais show during work this week and it is the funniest most brilliant thing i have ever heard. Karl needs his own movie :)

Is Ricky co writing Inbetweeners under a Pseudonym? Ian Morris is real but Damon Beesley? Martin Savage played a guy called Damon Beesley in Extras ,Ricky worked on XFM at same time as Ricky,according to Wilkpedia, Morris also injured Ricky`s back, so they are mates! I am probably wrong but I can not find fuck all about Damon Beesley anywhere and certainly not any pictures..Just a thought ,probably a wrong thought...

i loved ghost town , if ricky just speaks i laugh , i act just like him lol , whos account is this anyway?

hey =]

Lookaloop, THE UNIVERSE AGREES!

Hi Glyn.

if this is gervais's (does that s belong there) account then i hav a huge grievance to report. Where is the karl pilkington documentary? office, extras alright. stand up, not bad (the ones i've seen). invention of ghost town, good. comic relief thing, horrible. But i'd sell all of them down the river for a full on documentary on the fascinating round headed pilkington. stop watever ur doing, find a camera, get stephen merchant (who's a comedy genius) and film this thing as soon as possibly possible. if not a documentary atleast a semi autobiographical movie (Auntie Nora played by Dame Judi Dench)