FeaturePG1997·92m·4.9

Spice World

You say you want a revolution?

AdventureFantasyDramaComedyMusic

World famous pop group the Spice Girls zip around London in their luxurious double decker tour bus having various adventures and performing for their fans.

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Cast

Mel B

Mel B

Emma Bunton

Emma

Melanie C

Mel C

Geri Halliwell-Horner

Geri

Victoria Beckham

Victoria

Richard E. Grant

Clifford

Alan Cumming

Piers

George Wendt

Film Producer

Claire Rushbrook

Deborah

Mark McKinney

Graydon

Richard O'Brien

Damien

Roger Moore

Chief

Kevin Allen

TV Director

Devon Anderson

Jack

Michael Barrymore

Mr. Step

Richard Briers

Bishop

Simon Chandler

Hospital Parent

Elvis Costello

Elvis Costello

David Fahm

Enzo

Jason Flemyng

Brad

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$25.0M
Revenue
$100.0M
Age rating
PG
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Fragile FilmsPolyGram Filmed EntertainmentIcon Entertainment International

Crew

Director

Bob Spiers

Writers

Kim Fuller, Kim Fuller, Melanie C, Emma Bunton

Andrea MacArthur

Editor

Clive Tickner

Director of Photography

Paul Hardcastle

Original Music Composer

Kate Carin

Costume Design

Grenville Horner

Production Design

Gallery

Reviews

r96sk

2/10/2021

5.0

What a throwback. That very split average rating chart makes for interesting reading; suppose it's down to a mixture of Spice Girls fans, people who have nostalgia for the film itself and people who have little to no knowledge of them before viewing. I'm at the nostalgia level, I'd say. I remember watching <em>'Spice World'</em> when I was very young and liking it, not sure to what degree but I certainly remember it. I undoubtedly enjoyed their music growing up, entirely truthfully... they did some bangers, don't @ me. As for the film, which I probably haven't seen in 15+ years, I'll put it this way: Spice Girls as musicians: yes! Spice Girls as actresses: not quite. It's extremely cheesy and the acting is very subpar, but the likeability of Melanie Brown, Emma Bunton & Co. at least keeps it watchable; to me, anyway. Richard E. Grant commits to his role, while they also got James Bond himself, Roger Moore, involved. There are also a number of cameos. Their music is entwined well, I wouldn't class myself as a fan but I rate a fair amount of their songs. I can understand if you dislike this, I truly can, but I found it alright to be honest. I definitely wouldn't say it's anything good, or all that close, though. Fans of the group will love it, I presume.