My brother had recommended me to watch Submarine since he's stated that it's his favorite film ever. Since he told me to do so, I watched it straightaway and I found it to be very enjoyable but the way I require this after I've heard of it and before seeing this, I literally thought this is going to be a musical British comedy featuring songs by Alex Turner but no, it's just a straight out British comedy. Now I've never heard of him before but after the film has finished, I surprisingly heard the song while the credits roll and I'm thinking I've heard of this song before which is because my bro had played his songs while we're out somewhere, so now I know where this song is from. Oliver Tate is a school boy who is infatuated with his mischievous classmate, Jordana Bevan. After Oliver bullies a female classmate to impress Jordana, she invites him to secretly meet after school and takes pictures of them kissing. So now Oliver has found out about his parent's marriage is declining thinking that his mother has took her liking in comedian, Graham Purvis played by Paddy Considine. So now it's up to him to get his parent's relationship back on track while thinking about his true love, Jordana. Now since this is a comedy, I remember some parts that had me chuckle is the part in the opening where the teacher asks the students about what is "self-discovery" and what does he mean by that and one student answers "Having a w**k, sir?" and he gets sent to the office. Cor. When Oliver gets a note on his table which says "Open me", he opens it and it says "If you opened this, you're a c**k riding t**t." Hahahahaha. Yeah, I get that. Submarine is something that got me in stitches when it comes to something happens when something has gone wrong whether or not if you have or have not seen the film, you will be in stitches laughing and that's something that comes out of someone that doesn't want things go wrong whether it did or did not. I thought this was a musical at first but thought wrong when this is just a straight out comedy and this is got to be the most underrated ones out there alongside Trainspotting and many more British comedies and the way it ends, I didn't expect it to end like that which has me going "That's it?!" Wow. Since I got the hang of this one, this is the one I enjoyed and now I think it's the best one of 2010, so here's that.