Rhubarb Rhubarb

About This Movie

Rhubarb Rhubarb, a 1980 comedy shrouded in a bit of mystery given its unknown director, is a delightful romp that takes a cheeky look at morality and the absurdity of competition. You've got this inspector who thinks he's clever, right? Cheating at golf with some help from a constable, making the vicar's game an uphill battle. It's this humorous battle of wits, and the pacing keeps it light—never drags. The vicar's prayer for divine intervention adds this quirky twist that shifts the balance in such a charmingly ridiculous way. Performances are enjoyable, and the atmosphere feels very British—dry humor permeates every scene. Not a blockbuster by any means, but it has its quirks that make it stand out.

British comedy with dry humorUnique take on morality in competitionInteresting pacing and character dynamics