Dark Sense

Dark sense is a british production, about a boy with supernatural abilities, and his best sense is to foresee the deaths of people, in this instance the deeds of death by a serial killer.if youre epileptic, or an ''on-off''rigid parkinson patient , you will reckon a lot of things.

the acting are quite entertaining, and gives you a good thrill allover. the tempo and comotion of the action are fun and satisfiey well. the score are well emboidered into the thrill and makes you hang on even more

the technical product are also good, with the exception of some of the visual effect that are at star wars 1 1970's level. its also a drawback at the end of the film, a chaotic battle between heaven and hell,, or good and evil, and i was surprised at how it ended indeed.

the grumpy old man recommends a view, this is more like it, when i say that british filmaking can be good....

Whilst it's clear this was a low budget movie, the filming around Edinburgh is beautifully done and the storyline keeps you on your toes. Really hope this is a first of many from Magnus Wake and his team.

The only positive thing about this movie is positive end and few good behaviors like supporting a friend and asking for forgiveness and realization of strength. There is a feeling of inspiration at the end. But beyond that, there is really nothing worth watching this movie. Usual things, love, death, crime, psycho, government. Worst of all there is no completed story, explanation, meaning, purpose. It just shows us bunch of random things, good and bad. The scifi part is so unexplained, unclear, and unreal, that I don't see what is purpose of this movie. Neither proof, nor explanation, nor motivation. Such movie is empty and is not worth watching at all. End is so quick and in fact unfinished or finished but not in front of our eyes. Whole story looks unreal and without purpose. I regret watching it.

Well done Scotland! They found a lot of Scottish actors/actresses that don't have Glaswegian accents to such a degree 90% of the English speaking world wouldn't have a clue what they were saying!

The story is well constructed and a reasonable representation of the First And Only original story by Peter A. Flannery. Aside from the forced 'deviations' that every film version is forced to take to condense a weeks reading into a one or two hour slot it does well to get the critical and key moments covered.

You can see pretty early on that this wasn't a high budget movie production but it really didn't need it, it works as is! The scenes are plausible and the settings well selected. The darker scenes, although necessitated by the storyline, could have been slightly better lighted or atmospherics would have improved them but as these are few it doesn't detract from great acting and the essence of the story.

The acting is actually exceptionally good and everyone gets the requisites that the acting is providing. The scene where they cut back to the control room group. mouths agape and dumbstruck, is priceless!

Synopsis: great movie if you like crime drama with a little extra thrown in, not recommended for the faint hearted some of the 'nasties' are pretty convincing and may make you squirm! (isn't that what they are supposed to do?). I recommend this as a 'casual view' crime drama that will leave you feeling like you just watched a movie with a conclusion as opposed to the all too frequent 'hollow feeling' and lacking of an end!.

About a young boy with a psychic sense who even when he's older feels a connection with a serial killer. Well acted and tense in places. Satisfying ending.