Based on a true story, Fisherman's Friends tells the tale of a music exec from London (Daniel Mays) who winds up in Cornwall. He winds up making stars of a group of singing fishermen. Along the way, the music executive realizes what's important in life.

Yes, a bit predictable, but it's a fun, warm film with plenty of atmosphere and excellent performances from Mays, David Hayman, Maggie Steed, James Purefoy Noel Clarke Tuppence Middleton, and the others.

Not a special effects blockbuster with action stars, but good nonetheless.

"The feel good film of the year" the dvd box promises you. Unfortunately I cannot agree.

The problem with lots of these films is that they follow such a predictable storyline that you can easily predict all of the 'twists' along the way, and we've seen it all done before...and better.

Despite the stellar cast this was a dud.

So much action, drama, CGI... Who needs it?

A beautiful movie right here. I don't want to know how accurate, I don't want to pick at it for mistakes. It was beautifully shot, beautifully acted, and just a beautiful movie.

Loved it.