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Anyone seen this yet? What did you think?
I saw it last night, expecting it to be ok but not great from the trailer, but I loved it, kept me hooked from start to finish. Very clever plot and script with lots of twists and turns along the way and a great cast too. Don`t really know why it was an 18 though, thought it could have passed as a 15.
Highly recommended by me, best film I`ve seen since A History Of Violence
Yeah I have to agree as well as it is one of the best films I have seen this year. I wasnt expecting much after reading a terrible review in Empire but I was very surprised as it is really good and well worth going to see!
Yup, I went to watch this without reading any reviews and was pleasantly surprised. :)
yep i liked it as well.
i also thought it was given a daft rating it should have been a 15.
Thought it was very slick and entertaining, only real problem was that towards the end where they spent a lot of screen time EXPLAINING EVERYTHING, despite the fact that we`re shown all this (in great length) AT THE BEGINNING!!! Clearly shows there is a serious underestimation of the audience`s intelligence or a lack of confidence in the narrative skills of the filmmakers.
But still, good fun to be had for 100 minutes or so and not anywhere near as bad as I read.
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Watched this Saturday & it has to have been the best film i have seen in a long time, easily best this year, probably from last year. Maybe of all of the 2000`s.
Everyone in it was great, I fell in love with Lucy Liu`s character & i thought Bruce Willis was really kool. They were all good, even Kinsley (with his slightly odd accent).
The only gripe i have is there was one twist to many at the very end. But the rest was brilliant.
I`ve also never heard a cinema all make the same noise in unison. SPOILER:
The bit were you find out Stanley Tucci shot his mum 99% of the cinema literally gasped aloud at it, so clever!
9/10
You say pyscho like its a bad thing
This item was edited on Monday, 13th March 2006, 18:08