I happened to catch a look at this movie two years ago when it was shown on satellite t.v. What I saw impressed me so much that I made a special point of watching it again. Who hasn't experienced the "horror" of being the new kid at school? This film made me laugh out loud! The humor in this film is not as gross as some of the so-called comedies that are being produced today, but that, to me, is all the better. I was impressed by the veteran actors, especially Christopher Lee. His character, Major Longfellow, (or "Raptor" as he is known) was very well played. Although "Raptor" takes himself very seriously, he does seem to end up in some of the most absurd situations, especially regarding Miss Plunder. You might not guess that Mr. Lee, who is well known for his horror films, would have a great sense of humor, but he does. I have to say that the script was original and the child actors were excellent. The scenery was gorgeous and the music fit perfectly. It is a shame that this little gem is not out on DVD. Everyone that I have shown this movie to has loved it.

This movie is freaking great movie if you are going to die or if you are held hostage, then ask your captor to show you this movie! YOU WILL LOVE IT! The movie gives food, fun, and fat British boys( plenty to laugh at) Blah blah blah, great British accent, blah blah blah, i am trying to pad the comment with ten of the longest lines of my life, blah blah blah, the head master is a very magnificently large prick, blah blah blah, Filling up ten lines is unbelievable hard. But it is an amazing movie. PLease go and buy the movie, it is called A feast at Midnight, 1994, a really good movie from the Limeys and yeah .... THAT IS ABOUT TEN LINES, ALRIGHT, PEACE, LOVE,AND CHICKEN GREASE. stephanie

Delightful comedic film about a bunch of playful boarding school boys who form a secret society based on . The film serves as a happy reminder of all those fulfilled adventures we all had as unexperienced children exploring the world. This film is entertaiment for adults and kids alike. Pwang!!!

A cute and not too taxing film about the nature and importance of friendship. One wonderful moment involves a re-enactment of the "raptors invade the kitchen" scene from Jurassic Park. Would recommend for children between the ages of 8 and 10 and for adults who are in the mood for a light snack.