Evengyny Thanks for the memories!

Wordiezett So much average

Acensbart Excellent but underrated film

Quiet Muffin This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

lyhendy Tennet excels in this playing the main nutter. The film lacks something but luckily it's not too long. It's entertaining enough.

sammybuzz-45443 For a low budgeted film? This is great, go download to see it!

whitewitchlady I was so frustrated when I saw this movie was released only in a few theaters! I had to wait and wait and wait for it to be in a theater in my area but I was willing to wait! The first 1/2 is a bit long...that's the only reason it didn't get a 10. The last half and the ending...FANTASTIC! Great Mystery, Thriller and Drama all rolled into 1.

dillllinja Firstly. This is a film which attempts to serve the purpose of 3 people. David Tennant - Robert Sheehan - Dean Devlin I know of the first 2 but not the last. Tennant is trying to become a well known face in the US, fair enough, and he performs his role in this particular film well enough, I mean, he has the right face and personality to play this type of role, but, he is not really a movie star is waiting and never could be, though I do potentially see him as a Bobby Axelrod type of character in a TV series, but nothing much more. This movie seemed to also serve to promote Robert Sheehan and wrote him in as to get him in eg an Irish kid in the US puts him in the 0.03 percent category of real life statistics, if that, and so this is a vehicle to show his talents etc, fair enough. I myself personally thought the film was okay but also that it was a bit of a rip off. Robert Sheehan constantly annoyed me and the type of acting displayed suggests he wants to become the 'genuine lad' kind of character. He came across as 'squirmy' and very unbelievable. I always struggle to respect a film when an 'unkown' director or producer adorns the end credits with (in this case) 'A Dean Devlin Production' - as if anyone knows who he is or also as if the film is so good that your ego feels the need to do that? It is desperate and creates an imbalance i.e it is undeserved and akin to 'faking it till you make it', and the decision behind that alone (putting 'A Dean Devlin Production') shows nothing but 'fraudulence' or as if trying to 'convince' us or a potential producer into thinking this guy really is 'the real deal'... and if he had not been so arrogant to do that then the production is not open to this critique (albeit from a nobody like me). The film would of been better with better casting and because the basics were definitely there to showcase the directorial and production talent, and the camera work and photography were very good. Tennant played the part well enough but the problem is that he is too well known already to then convince us that he isn't the timelord? and his face is only compatible as a leading man if it is a 'B' movie only and that is the truth. He could appear in 'A' movies but his roles would be limited, though still a damn good career nonetheless. Robert Sheehan is not convincing in a lead role, and writing him in to the script specifically and and as if he is some sort of Daniel Day Lewis in the making is just way to obvious for me personally and wreaks of fake desperation. Okay movie., but less of the fake blockbuster credits, and if Dean Devlin can be a bit more 'humble' then he may go on to make a bigger movie within this genre.