G-Loc

Every filmmaker has to start somewhere, right? Newb writer and director Tom Paton put together a decent enough B-grade low budget sci-fi, but of course it wasn't perfect. The cinematography was excellent, especially the earth scenes. Acting was believable for the most part, and that little stick-man assistant was adorable... very cool concept. The S/Vfx were actually decent for a B-grade non-Hollywood flick, with the exception of the clearly low budget spaceship setting. The pacing was slow and the film felt very long with dragged out scenes, for a story that had more filler than substance. There were many plot and technical issues in the writing. The directing was much better on earth than in the spaceship. Overall, I didn't once feel the need to groan and give up watching. It kept me interested right until the end. It's a solid 6/10 from me.

After watching G-Lock I'd like to say that i liked it, enjoyed it and think it is quite acceptable and worth the ticket fee.

The plot is alright, same as the acting. Probably because i love Space, futuristic movies.

In fact, it is our destiny (destiny of mankind) to find other planets to live as our mother Earth one day in the future would not be able to sustain life no more.

That will take many many many centuries. But over population, the destruction of the environment, diseases and our bad DNA of always wanting to wage war against each other will prompt migration to another planet, another "Rhea."

So, as we can see, the story, with its imperfections, it is quite possible. in fact, it is inevitable. We are going there. We will not see it. But the descendants of our descendants will.

I liked G-Lock, hope you'd like it too

The script is solid, the CGI decent, acting is fine (not great). The real sets are decidedly low budget. A little more of a budget would have helped but it is certainly watchable.

I really enjoyed this film especially the scenes on earth. Parts of the film really pulled at my heartstrings (quite a few tears). The direction was great as was the cinematography. And I adored Edison. Yes, it is low-budget but creative people still need to be making stuff even without Hollywood big budgets.

A little overdramatic at times and the lead star sounded Australian occassionally. Special effects were limited but ok with the acting fine. A watchable movie but obviously not a blockbuster. Family movie.