Ladies and gentlemen since i've mostly been spotlighting American s*x based films I thought that it was time that I now highlight a British made and British produced and British released s*x based film. I will fully admit that it took me at least a few month to find even just one copy of this film but you can bet that I soon as I did find a copy of this film I went ahead downloaded the film right away and so join me as I review the 1981 film that has two titles with the film in question being called either Outer Touch" of this film is also simply called "Spaced Out" enjoy.
Now here is where I would normally tell you what the plot of this film and is and as well as the fact that i'd also give you my opinions on the plot of the film in question. However the makers of this film chose not to include / give this film any kind of plot whatsoever which is always a bad thing because without a plot your film has no reason to exist and well since this film is already pretty I honestly feel that this film really could have used some form of plot just to make this film possibly a very little freaking bit better in my humble and as well as being in my very honest opinion anyways.
Starring in this film is Barry Stokes as Oliver , Tony Maiden as Willy , Glory Annen as Cosia and Michael Rowlatt as Cliff. Also starring in this film is Ava Cadell as Partha , Kate Ferguson as Skipper and Lynn Ross as Prudence. Now then there are two names that i've deliberately left of this cast list and that's simply because I cannot confirm if they are actually in the film or not and while that won't make sense now it will hopefully make sense later on in this very review or at the very least by the end of this very review.
In terms of what I though about the acting that's featured / presented to us in this very film ib all honesty the acting that's featured / resented to us in this very film is exactly the kind of acting that you'd expect to see in a British s*x comedy. In that all of the acting is really over the top but in this case that's not a bad thing since the script for this film really does demand over the top and it helps that actors in this film are generally really enjoyable to watch but that's just what I think anyways and that's just in my very humble and as well as being in my very honest opinion anyways.
Now then boys and girls there are technically a few cast members missing from the cast list that I provided since for some strange reason when this film was getting released in America not only did it's title get changed from Outer Touch to Spaced Out but the film also replaced Noel Davis as The Voice Of The Ships Computer and Bill Mitchell as The Voice Of The Wurlitzer. With those two actors being replaced with Jeff De Hart as The Voice Of The Ships Computer and i'm not kidding Bob Saget as Voice Of The Wurlitzer.
Try as I might I couldn't work out which version of the film that I was currently watching since I couldn't hear an American accent coming out of The Wurlitzer but I could here a British accent coming out of the ships computer. To make matters even more confusing the title on the copy of the film that I was watching had the name Spaced Out which made it really hard to work out which version / copy of the film that i was currently / presently watching.
Just like with Eve And The Handyman this film was pretty hard to review simply because nothing really happens in this film / movie. Since there's no plot a all in this film and so all of the scenes that appear / happen in this film just film like that they are happening for some unknown reasons / some unknown reasons and that does / can make this film very hard to sit through just because your waiting for anything regarding a plot to surface and as well as the fact that your also waiting for things in this film to actually get going.
Now while I fully admit that I haven't seen the movie Star Babe I will fully admit that the idea of doing a s*x comedy set in and based in space does honestly / in all honesty sound like a really good idea in my very humble and as well as being in my very honest opinion anyways. Simply because there's really an unlimited supply of jokes that you do in that space setting and while this film is just limited to the female aliens spaceship (because yes all three of the aliens in this film are attractive females) simply just the idea of doing a s*x comedy both set and as well as being based in space is a really good idea but that's just what I think and that's just in my very humble and as well as being my very honest opinion anyways.
This film has a total running time of simply just one hour and seventeen minuets and seventeen seconds and given that this film has no plot to speak of whatsoever you really do feel every single second of this running time. Since like I just said in this very part of this very review that this film has no plot to speak of whatsoever that means that this film can feel boring which for any film regardless of how long the film is always a freaking bad thing since you never ever ever want your audience to feel bored what so freaking ever.
Now then boys and girls this film is a comedy film after all and that that means that I have to talk about the actual jokes that are featured / presented to us in this / the actual film itself and in my opinion the jokes that are featured / presented to us in this / the actual film itself are really freaking funny. Which given that this a British s*x comedy really shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone since us British people have a wonderful sense of humour and a wonderful sense of dry wit both of which sine through in this film but that's just what I think anyways and that's just in my very humble and as well as being in my very honest opinion anyways.
Overall this is a pretty bad to a pretty average film in my very humble and as well as being in my my honest opinion anyways. Which is a shame because the idea of a British s*x comedy that's set and based in space is good idea but this film just couldn't do much with that idea since like i've said several times in this very review this film has no plot to speak of whatsoever and since i've talked about both of the good and both of the bad things that are in this film in this very review that means that this film gets a 2.5 out of 10 from me.
As for where I got all of the images that I used in this very review well I personally got all of the images that I used in this very review from Google Images and the official Fuller House Season One fandom wiki page and since I got all of the images from this film from google Images. I have no choice but to recommend that you guys use Google Images if for some unknown or for some strange reason that you guys want to have images from this film since the images that I found on Google Images ranged from either very quality to fairly high quality to very low quality so you'll be getting a very mixed bag when it comes to image quality but that's just what I think anyways and that's just in my very humble and as well as being in my very honest opinion anyways.





























