Neil Clarke, a schoolteacher, suddenly discovers he has magical powers. In fact, with the wave of his hand, he can make absolutely anything happen. From wiping out a particularly disruptive class (and then bringing them - and anyone else who has ever died! - back to life), to turning his best mate into the kind of man women would not only die for, but would worship to the ends of the earth and back. The only snag is getting the words right and of course, knowing what he really wants. Mishap after mishap finally leads him to the ultimate conundrum that all men dread and at which many have failed; should he choose the girl or the dog...?

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Based on 6 Absolutely Anything Cinema reviews, Absolutely Anything gets an average Cinema review score of 37. The score for all versions is 37 based on a total of 6 reviews.

3/4

www.rogerebert.comCinema

In Terry Jones’ “Absolutely Anything,” a quartet of trigger-happy aliens leave it up to the morality of one human to see if Earth is worth not eradicating.

2530d ago

2/5

www.empireonline.comCinema

Neil (Pegg), a schoolteacher-cum-aspiring author, is given godlike powers by an alien race trying to decide whether mankind should be obliterated.

2530d ago

2/5

www.telegraph.co.ukCinema

Not even a Monty Python reunion of sorts can save Simon Pegg's sci-fi comedy from mediocrity.

2530d ago