Jim Davidson: Red White and Very Blue

About This Movie

So, Jim Davidson: Red White and Very Blue is quite the character piece, really. It's his return to the London stand-up stage after a long fifteen years, and you can feel the energy in the room. The atmosphere is charged with Davidson's sharp wit, and he dives into British politics with a blend of humor and critique that's both entertaining and a bit eye-opening. His suggestions for mayoral candidates are amusingly outrageous at times. The pacing feels natural, as he effortlessly weaves in personal anecdotes with political commentary. It’s not just a stand-up special; it's a reflection of a particular time in the UK, capturing the quirks of the era through Davidson’s distinctive lens.

This title has had a few different formats over the years, first hitting VHS, then DVD, but it's not the most common find. Collectors tend to appreciate its unique mix of political commentary and stand-up, especially considering Davidson's lengthy absence from the stage. There's a certain nostalgia attached to it for those who followed his career, and while not overly rare, it can sometimes be elusive in good condition, making it an interesting piece for dedicated fans of British comedy.