Some of these reviews are crazy, the Dirty Sanchez movie is awesome. Very original and documents a side of life that is no doubt a million miles from most which is what makes it's so fascinating. The film is shot lovely with great titles and motion graphics making it the best Sanchez production yet. What's not to like about this movie, it's perfect for a boys night in or if you just need a good laugh, this movie is full of laugh out load moments. I only hope they make another film together. If you are a Dirty Sanchez fan you can see recent updates of what the boys get up to these days. Check out www.pritchardvsdainton.co.uk They update it a lot of there is rumors there that a 3D movie may be on the cards after the success of the Jack Ass 3D film.

Dirty Sanchez: The Movie starts as the Welsh lads Pritchard, Dainton, Locke & Joyce manage to kill themselves in one of their stunts. In hell they are told by Satan (Keith Richards) that they can have their lives back if they enact the seven deadly sins in their own unique way...Directed by Jim Hickey this was based on the British TV series Dirty Sanchez (2002) which is a sexual term so as such in America the show is called Team Sanchez! This is basically a film based on a TV series which itself was based on the Jackass (2000) TV series which was also made into a spin-off feature length film called Jackass: The Movie (2002). I have to admit that I find all these dangerous stunt type show's very funny & both Jackass & Dirty Sanchez are fine examples of this unique genre, unfortunately I was disappointed by Dirty Sanchez: The Movie as it's nowhere near as extreme as I had hoped for. Most of what happens in this is more of the cruel practical joke variety like shaving your sleeping mates hair off, the mildly distasteful like kissing transsexuals & eating cockroaches in Thailand to making yourself look silly like dressing up in a purple jumpsuit & singing karaoke in a Japanese street. The really extreme stuff just isn't here, the part when the guy is lit up by paint-balls would really hurt but leave nothing more than minor scratches & bruising (I know from personal experience) & the part when that guy is supposed to have his finger cut off, why did they even bother to include this scene when it's clear he didn't go through with it. I'd say the most extreme part of Dirty Sanchez: The Movie is the fish hook through the guy's foreskin mainly because us guy's know how sensitive our genitals & testicles are so anything that potentially would hurt down there makes our eyes water more than other areas of our anatomy. The bit when that guy has a nail hammered through the web of skin between his finger & thumb might also make you feel a bit queasy. I was very disappointed & a lot of it is just these four guy's swearing at each other & behaving like rowdy tourists rather than the extreme pain merchants they are on their series.Besides being pretty tame for this type of thing it's a bit of a chore to sit through, the constant mind numbingly quick editing is awful & just irritated me no end. Call me a traditionalist or old fashioned but I really do like to be able to see whats happening on screen when I watch a film. The Satan wraparound segments also make the film feel very scripted & not natural like these sorts of things should be. There isn't much blood here although there's a fair few male cock's on show.Dirty Sanchez: The Movie has a few bright moments, some of the banter between the boy's is funny & one or two of the stunts are suitably extreme but for the majority of it this is far too tame & that music video style editing really annoys. A lot.

Following the success of the show on TV, it was impossible to escape making a movie. The film starts with the three Welsh guys, and one British guy, killing themselves in one of their stunts, and they go to Hell. The Devil (Howard Marks) tells them they can have their lives back if they travel the world and perform the seven deadly sins with their dare-devil stunts, pranks and bad behaviour, or be damned to Hell forever. Through the film they go to the UK for Sloth, Moscow, Russia for Anger (Wrath), Bangkok, Thailand for Lust, Ko Phi Phi, Thailand for Envy, Tokyo, Japan for Pride, Mexico for Gluttony and the Dominican Republic for Greed. Starring Matthew Pritchard, Lee Dainton, Dan Joyce (the British one) and Pancho (Mike Locke). It is a really over the top film, but it is not really as good as the normal show. Okay!

This film does for the Dirty Sanchez TV series what Jackass: The Movie and it's newly released sequel did for the Jackass TV Series. It pushes the boundaries of what is viewable past the Television audience and into a movie that can be a lot more extreme. Dirty Sanchez: The Movie is one of the best examples of this. One of the reasons movies like this get through to it's correct audience is that everything you see in this film is real. There's no CGI or fake blood. This film definitely shocks an audience but keeps them wrapped up in it. They shoved in all the disgusting stuff they could into this film (except the infamous rabbit scene).It's a very shocking film to watch, and I am not a person who is easily shocked by anything. I may not be offended by any of it but some of the stuff in this film is a bit gut wrenching. So you need to understand that this is not for the faint of heart. This movie is very graphic and for those of you who cringe at the sight of blood this movie is a bad dream for you. For any of you who are offended by nudity, don't watch it, there's a lot of it. I do not recommend seeing this with your parents, or your little kids and not by any stretch of the imagination a weak stomached best friend. This movie is a dive into the world of insanity, pain and violence. But hell, if you're a Sanchez fan like me, you'll love every minute of it.Do you have the stomach to see Dirty Sanchez: The Movie? 8/10 Very Good!