Why all the negative reviews and low stars...? Because this film isn't shiny or high gloss? Because some of the acting is barely passable and the dialogue stilted and 'mundane even' at times?
Well... probably yes... but for all these faults (and a worryingly low quality introduction scene), the film surprisingly does pick up pace and you kinda want to work out whats going on from the get go. They give you tantalisingly little to go on and indeed it is the overall premise that pays off in the end, which is all to the good.
Look, I enjoyed this movie, and I don't care what the reviewers who cannot stomach the British Indie film style or known Hollywood effects say. It held my attention, kept me watching to see what happened in the end, and the ending was satisfying and explained the entire film. Not sure why those coring this low didn't get it, but personally I think this is worth your time.
