I only watched the second half because I didn't know it was on, but I thought it was a brilliant film. I liked the bit at the end when Sam is in Moses's flat and she looks round and sees load's of kids toys and stuff and asks him how old he is. A classic scene.
I was actually surprised by this film, i quite enjoyed it. The main characters were incredibly annoying, but i found it entertaining just to laugh at them, especially the exaggerated chav speak (considering it's a "horror comedy" i assume that this was the intended reaction). That scene where they were all excited watching the aliens landing talking about "tooling" up" had me in stitches, lol.
I was actually surprised by this film, i quite enjoyed it. The main characters were incredibly annoying, but i found it entertaining just to laugh at them, especially the exaggerated chav speak (considering it's a "horror comedy" i assume that this was the intended reaction). That scene where they were all excited watching the aliens landing talking about "tooling" up" had me in stitches, lol.
I did love the irony of the brat pack laughing and sniggering at the upper class guy doing the chav speak.
I wasn't overawed by the film overall, there wasn't enough horror or comedy the main characters although fine still wasn't quite likeable for me and they weren't even anti-hero likeable apart from the kid with the hat. I probably won't watch it again but it was good enough to watch the one time.
Another negative view here. I stuck with it until they forced their way into the nurse's flat but I was already bored and irritated by the nonsensical dialogue from the kids. I gave up then. Disappointed as I was looking forward to it.
It did partly explain why the local morons here at Chez Ginge daub "Trust" and "Probz" on every flat surface for 3 square miles though. Turns out it IS because they are morons.
I avoided this film after seeing the trailer. The chavs put me off. I think I could only watch this film with the sound turned off and no subtitles.
It probably doesn't help that the dialogue is likely to be terrible too. You often find that a writer will write a character and then go completely over the top because they are writing wat they think they are like rather than what they actually are. So they may have a chav saying "innit" every other sentence, or a black character constantly speaking in a fake Jamaican accent when he/she was born in the UK and has never been to Jamaica.
I avoided this film after seeing the trailer. The chavs put me off. I think I could only watch this film with the sound turned off and no subtitles.
It probably doesn't help that the dialogue is likely to be terrible too. You often find that a writer will write a character and then go completely over the top because they are writing wat they think they are like rather than what they actually are. So they may have a chav saying "innit" every other sentence, or a black character constantly speaking in a fake Jamaican accent when he/she was born in the UK and has never been to Jamaica.
Hahaha.... Thanks for the insight into the film you haven't actually watched :rolleyes:
Really disappointing movie - every year some average Britflick gets praised to the skies for being a brave new voice and taking Hollywood on at its own game, but is actually just a photocopy of a photocopy of a standard US genre flick. This was the 2011 version.
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Seeing the film for the first time last night, I really enjoyed it. It was funny, in a "High Crusade" kind of way.
I did love the irony of the brat pack laughing and sniggering at the upper class guy doing the chav speak.
I wasn't overawed by the film overall, there wasn't enough horror or comedy the main characters although fine still wasn't quite likeable for me and they weren't even anti-hero likeable apart from the kid with the hat. I probably won't watch it again but it was good enough to watch the one time.
It did partly explain why the local morons here at Chez Ginge daub "Trust" and "Probz" on every flat surface for 3 square miles though. Turns out it IS because they are morons.
Didn't really like the chav criminals or the aliens so pretty much a movie that had no likeable characters.
I reckon the movie could have been a lot better had they removed the chav, 'innit blood' element. Maybe 5 'normal' kids who weren't hoodie thieves.
The aliens weren't all that interesting either, massive black fluffy things with neon mouths.
It probably doesn't help that the dialogue is likely to be terrible too. You often find that a writer will write a character and then go completely over the top because they are writing wat they think they are like rather than what they actually are. So they may have a chav saying "innit" every other sentence, or a black character constantly speaking in a fake Jamaican accent when he/she was born in the UK and has never been to Jamaica.
Regards
Mark
Hahaha.... Thanks for the insight into the film you haven't actually watched :rolleyes: