The Resident.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,163

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  11/03/11 - 20:58 #2

  its had fairly good reviews on most movie sites.

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• jaimesw Posts: 1,608

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  11/03/11 - 21:19 #3

  wiseguy100 wrote: »

  its had fairly good reviews on most movie sites.

  
  Well having seen the film I can only but agree with the comments on this site.

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  12/03/11 - 14:05 #4

  jaimesw wrote: »

  Went straight to the cinema from work and wasn't sure which of the new releases to watch. Unfortunately for me 'The Resident' was just about to start.
  All I can say is I wished I had read the DS review beforehand http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/moviereviews/a307383/the-resident.html I couldn't have said it better myself, it really is a dire zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz of a film.

  
  I feel for you!

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• Virgil Tracy Posts: 26,806

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  12/03/11 - 15:16 #5

  I don't have much hope for Hammer's revival if this is the level of quality we're gonna get .
  
  and Chris Lee is hardly in it

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  12/03/11 - 20:46 #6

  the daniel radcliffe one looks good, plus 'let me in' was hammer.

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• Peachy Keen Posts: 2,577

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  13/03/11 - 01:47 #7

  Virgil Tracy wrote: »

  I don't have much hope for Hammer's revival if this is the level of quality we're gonna get .

  
  As well as 'Let Me In', 'Wake Wood' (a more traditionally Hammer horror) has been receiving positive reviews. It's opening on 25th March.

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• Scooterwolf Posts: 2,645

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  13/03/11 - 11:51 #8

  I didn't think it was too bad, although it had a straight to DVD feel about it.

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  13/03/11 - 20:27 #9

  My mate saw this yesterday and he said it was really boring.

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• KingCorrie Posts: 308

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  15/03/11 - 22:08 #10

  I thought it could have been great...but it was crap!
  
  Hilary Swank needs a new agent!

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• kdog2010 Posts: 255

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  16/03/11 - 16:59 #11

  complete waste pf time - here's my review
  
  http://popped-corn.blogspot.com/2011/03/resident.html

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  16/03/11 - 18:32 #12

  I haven't seen it, although my mate said he found it quite boring.

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• marieukxx Posts: 4,865

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  16/03/11 - 19:22 #13

  was gonna watch this one tonight but think I'll give it a miss now

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  16/03/11 - 19:48 #14

  wiseguy100 wrote: »

  'let me in' was hammer.

  
  and a fine remake too.
  As for The Resident. I'd rather stay at home and have a "hilary" :rolleyes:

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• MrSuper Posts: 18,543

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  19/03/11 - 23:58 #15

  Agree with everyone else. A very average movie and definetely had a straight to DVD feel about it. Nothing original or exciting about the story at all and towards the end i did start to get the feeling of get it over and done with, despite the film only being 90mins long! Christopher Lee hardly featured.
  
  On the plus side Hilary Swank (a 2-time Best Actress Oscar winner - continuing the trend of picking awful films to star in! She needs to sack her agent! ) shows a lot of bare flash and if you like that kind of thing you might enjoy it! Great bod!

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