sr
umm... boring - .-

ray
I expected some thing abit more stirring!

Tea drinker
Great film apart from the fact that everyone knows it's milk first, then the tea!

Gekko.
resist the urge... no... not the pg tips

kile
What's with the tea?

Dieter
Well, really nice, but maybe you should have had shown more of the whole ritual (esp. if you do the 'pure steeping for 3 minutes' or the 'quick 50 secs stir and squeeze' method), plus the ritual of squeezing tbe bag while you remove it and also the stir, after the milk was added, to have a last glance at a 'perfect cuppa'.

rolf
That's a good film. The best I've seen so far and I know what I'm taling about.

Chas Manson
Well done you! (Japanese Proverb)

Chas Manson
It's nice to see the PG Chimps have moved out of the commercials to behind the camera. Well done you!

Lee
Nice quote at the end, and a nice tribute to tea

Ujjal
I am sure you have recieved enough milky comments to make 'Tea-2' a perfect film. Well done!

Ian Esplin
Earl Grey's a better brew..

j
just wondering, 'EN G Dept', what it was you found profound about this film?

Gullable George
There is not too much milk, its pouring was slow and elegant, the pourer was taking time and thought over their liquid goodness plus you have the same kettle as me, good stuff.

Bex
tea hee! Great stuff. Lots of milk helps as it melts in with the clouds.

Tucks
I have to agree with Matt, why wasn't it yorkshire, too much milk again, but glad it was tea and not coffee, its orrible.

Zazen_zero
i would enjoyed seeing the milk spilling over the tea cup into a white ocean -- turning into a cloud/clouds -- spacious view of the sky... personally i like tea (sencha) and no milk of course ;-)

ENG Dept
The delights of discovering the profound in the ordinary. Very good indeed.

Kitten
WOW Sooooooo Coooooool, PG Tips Pyramid Bags and tesco milk, you sure knoe how to make tea.

j
this lacks imagination, inspiration, plot, meaning, or thought. putting a quote at the end of footage of you making a cup of tea does not make this worth wasting everyone's time for. well done matt.

Dexsta the sporty chicken
somebodys already said too much milk - i agree and i dont see how one could say excellent about this film.

The Rooster
Too much milk, but otherwise a good film.

Peter Flodin
Who are you trying to kid? A cup of tea in 60 seconds? That would have been like The Lord Of The Rings in one three hour movie. Do the subject justice, and make Part 1, 2 & 3. Everybody knows that a perfect cup of tea should sit for three minutes.

modern day youth who knows wots in!!!
very random..... it was ecellent!!!! definately in!!!

llewell
Matt - Why wasn't it yorkshire tea?

Kurdish_Princess
Brilliant, so relaxing! Makes me sleepy yet thirsty for tea...ahh, Bravo!

Joe Martin
Far too much milk, but a fine ode to tea:-)

Richard
Far too much milk!

Matt Windle
AliceM - Standard English tea making lessons, bag in cup style, £10 per hour. Advanced techniques involving tea pots, tea leaves, strainers, and may include mixing tea styles (eg. Earl Grey/Assam combo)£20 per hour (includes limited edition tea cosy)

TenPin
Very Relaxing, I think I'll go do the same.

AliceM
Matt - this is English tea ceremony. Perhaps you could give lessons to kindly Japanese ladies in this fine art.

Mat Simpson
That's surprisingly beautiful and relaxing - rather like a good cup of tea.

Watching Wolf
Now dying for a cuppa!

Tea Boy
..putting milk in first dates back to when cups were made from low quality materials. Putting hot water in first would crack them. Howard, You are either living in the past or have very poor mugs ;-)

De-Buea
Sorry to say, this is a non- descript shortbread amongst the highly fruited garibaldies of the 1 minute world. Try try again.

Cressida Rowbotham
Excellent!!

movie critic
Great stuff - dosnt milk flowing thru the tea look superb? i could watch that all day! Would have benefited from a second cameraman and varying POV's

Simon
A good concise comment on the union between hot water and leaves-in-a-bag (tm) Even a nice Carly Simon esque "clouds in my coffe"(or tea) moment to finish. More watchable than Terminator 3 and more believable than the Matix (Ross!). For the price (nothing) I can recommend it as a good night in.

Howard
I'd be surprised if that cuppa even tastes like tea. Don't you know to brew it in a pot and put the milk in first?!!

Rob Bins
This is excellent filmmaking, perfect 1 minute film. The contrast betwen the chaos of making the tea (great sound highlights this) and the milk/sunset at the end really gets across it's purpose

moose
that was really good.

Dick Hill
Absolutley marvellous film, loved it. Best film on the site hands down. And it made me want a cuppa!

Chris Dececio
Haha!!!! This really made me laugh! My favourite part is the pouring of the milk....He really takes his time to perfect that. I was disappointed he put the tea bag in first though. Everyone knows you should add the teabag to the hot water. Still..... Nice work!

Charlie
A beautiful tribute... the filmaker obviously has his daily dosage of the finest tea!