Legacy

Having watched this movie and having worked on a few you can tell it's low budget but the director has done well considering all that it takes to create a feature film.

Sound was the biggest Criticism for me personally and acting/ casting could have been a lot better but I'm particularly impressed by a couple characters Danny Jackson, Rob Saviour and the policeman. All showed promise in the acting world and gave great passion in their performances. I think they have the potential to go far!

Overall, it's made it to Amazon prime and even won awards, there is always room for improvement. It's a good effort!

"Legacy" is a gripping and intense thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. Directed by Dan Brothers, this film has a classic storyline that focuses on the Saviour family and their determination to protect their legacy at all costs.

The tension is excellently maintained throughout the film as the audience is taken on a wild ride of high-stakes action and suspense. The cinematography is exceptional, with each shot carefully crafted to heighten the tension and amplify the emotional impact of the story.

The performances of the cast are outstanding, particularly that of the lead actor who plays Rob Saviour. He conveys the character's desperation and determination in a way that is both convincing and captivating. The supporting cast members also deliver strong performances, bringing depth and complexity to their respective roles.

The film's plot is filled with unexpected twists and turns, keeping the audience engaged and guessing until the very end. The themes of family loyalty, revenge, and the price of success are explored in a way that is both thought-provoking and emotionally resonant.

Overall, "Legacy" is a must-see film that is sure to satisfy fans of the thriller genre. With its intense action sequences, strong performances, and engaging storyline, it is a film that deserves a 10 out of 10 rating.

I would give constructive criticism like I tried on the first movie from this Director but he got all offended as he doesn't like honest reviews!

Clearly hasn't learned anything from the last attempt at making a film.

Obviously doesn't believe acting talent, quality sound production, sound design and sound scoring are important at all.

This film does have an honest review thankfully.

Please watch these films as a learning example of how NOT to make a film!

Award winning director, award winning writer???

Acting, sound, story, grading, sound design, lighting... All bad completely.

Stick to your day job!

Acting absolutely terrible. Wooden and dull. Special effects and stunts shockingly poor low budget.

Wannabe gangsters .. RIP Dave Courtney .. he was the highlight of the whole film. Storyline slow and lost track of the whole point of the film. Had high expectations of this film with the reviews and media buzz around it. Very disappointed with the production and overall feel of the film. Clearly a very low budget film, feel one it lives off of the actor Dave Courtney's gangster vibe. I've watched this film twice and the second time was to help peel paint off the walls of my house and even that didn't help peel off the paint.

How many times will low budget film made no effort to show anything other than the tough guy 'gangster' . They were thoroughly unlikeable, and whilst tony (Rob) gives a decent performance, I still couldn't care less about the fate of his gobby bully. Dan, meanwhile fares less well. Not sure what this guys background is, but he's not a very convincing tough guy. I think he has a slight speech impediment which may have been a character choice, but it didn't seem right for the part. I didn't believe him at all, and he only really seems to have one emotion. Angry swearing. The direction is competent without ever being very imaginative, and the film does seem to have been put together quite well, zipping along at a good old pace. It's a terrible film, it's just not really very interesting. It's been done better, many times, before. There is a very clear market for these films, and I guess whilst this obsession with cockney geezers remains we can expect more offerings like this one. Shame.