One Day Removals

Dear Mark Stirton,

I just had to tell you that my partner and I have watched this amazing film at least a dozen times !!!! It is excellent and I just wish everyone could know about it. Being regular movie moguls we have watched films such as 2012 , Clint Eastwood movies, Stallone, Jolie the lot !! And while all great productions I have to say that One Day Removals is in a class of it's own.

The fact that Andy and Ronnie are one without the other (what a combination) we cannot think of Andy without Ronnie !! The dialogue is excellent and the whole formatting of the film is both interesting and artistic, I especially admired the way in which you had depicted the media reporting this crime all in small snips with excellent music. Let's face it there was real horror going on people were being fatally injured at yet you managed to show humour throughout even to the last scene in prison when Ronnie yet again innocently kills a prisoner by slamming the cell door. Patrick and Scott are a credit to you and you are an amazing producer. Its a pity that you hadn't done a series with these guys as I think it would put viewing figures through the roof.

All the best to you and an amazing crew.......................oops and we will never forget that day !!! Or the Big BLOO VAN....................

Miss Caroline Green Paisley.

Well it was a pleasure to see a local Aberdeenshire film with local Doric speech, but the good acting and production was totally spoilt by the amount of swearing which took away a great deal of the enjoyment, and before the finish I would have preferred to watch without sound and still get tremendous enjoyment. I agree in reality swearing would have been part and parcel of the day but never in my experience to this degree, why did they spoil a good film like this Best wishes for their next one but please please one fit for family viewing, just watch real life to get the percentage right.

IR

I spotted this film being discussed on an Aberdeen football message board and clicked on the links to you-tube for the preview of the film. As soon as this film was released on DVD i decided i must buy it and i was not disappointed.

This film is possibly one of the funniest i have ever seen, it is good for a local lad like myself as very few Scottish films feature our native Doric accent, which in my opinion makes the film what it is. The story line is simple yet well told and you just don't know whats going to happen next.

A must have for any Aberdonian or folk with an interest in Scottish comedy. The sooner this film is previewed in cinemas the better.

Quite simply an excellent piece of film-making. The film is a non stop riot from beginning to end. Based in Aberdeen, Scotland it is the story of two removal men who's apparently easy day turns out to be an absolute nightmare. Lot's of swearing, lots of un-intentional dead bodies and by heck a barrel load of laughs to wash it all down. The local dialect mentioned in previous reviews is Doric, it is native to the North-East of Scotland and actually isn't that difficult to pick up, thankfully as an Aberdonian I don't have a problem. Don't be put off by the dialect, this film is a riot! I would highly recommend purchasing/viewing this film.

i have watched this about 4 times so far, with different groups of friends and even with my parents! there was just the one moment when i cringed with embarrassment- you'll have to guess which but it involved the w word...Everyone so far has loved it and i'm not exaggerating...even my 2 English friends got all the dialogue- no subtitles needed even if it is in that quaint Scottish dialect known as doric. the record for sweariest movie is well deserved but that only adds to the humour and some of the location shots , particularly at the start, are quite literally breathtaking. what else can i say without giving the game away? its 2 guys in a van having one hell of a day really!