Skelly

For having two big actors in the movie it was very dry no humor the story was dragged out. We were actually back round actors and you can see my daughter clearly waiting in line and the credits actually got her name wrong and left my last name out. When we were told what the movie was about it sounded like it was going to be a good heart warming movie. While on set the main characters (the young boys) were actually very arrogant and rude. And watching the film it really seemed like the one that played the young Jonah did not want to be there. I think it has potential if it had more money and a different director. Save yourself the money it's really a put you to sleep type movie.

This one An Unparalleled Masterpiece! 'Skelly' takes cinematic storytelling to stratospheric heights, delivering a mesmerizing blend of gripping narrative and jaw-dropping visuals. Every frame of this film is a brushstroke of genius, painting a vivid tableau that leaves the audience spellbound. The director's visionary approach, coupled with a powerhouse performance from the lead, transcends traditional filmmaking. The intricate plot weaves through layers of emotion and suspense, striking a perfect balance that tugs at the heartstrings while keeping you on the edge of your seat. This film doesn't just entertain; it transports you into its world, leaving an indelible mark on your soul. A true cinematic triumph that redefines the boundaries of its genre!

We decided to watch this in due to it having Brian Cox in it and then a rating of 8.4 on IMDB. I'm guessing the only two ratings of 10 were given by friends of the director as the acting is excruciating to watch. The story dies in the first 10 mins of the film as it is incomprehensible and the child actors chosen to be in this film have never ever acted before.

Please save the £2.50 rental fee and watch something else, you'll thank me.

I'm not quite sure why Cox did this as he doesn't do roles for money and has some integrity in what he takes on. Whoever wrote this must have been promised a favour by the studio as it is simply appalling.

I loved this film! It was heartwarming and exciting, meaningful and fun. Great acting and beautiful scenes! This is a terrific film to see with the whole family and perfect for Halloween - it's not too scary, but captures the excitement of childhood, as well as of friends doing something creative together. Torrey Devitto, Brian Cox, John Palladino and Andy Comeau were all superb in bringing their characters out and the child actors exceeded expectations. The lead boy, Judah Abner Paul will steal your heart. Matt Greene-Delanghe gets the most credit for writing and directing this gem of a movie. See it!

The budget for this movie seems pretty low. BUT, it punches above its weight. The writing is unexpected and realistic. The acting is pretty good except for Brian cox.... Jk he hits the mark. But the kid actors have great chemistry and really carry the film. There are many memorable scenes throughout it. Some are hilarious, some very thoughtful and moving. Torrey DeVitto also has some memorable moments, as do the characters of the dad and son. All in all, this movie seems like one thing, but has a lot more quality underneath. For a first-time director, this was an impressive feat. I'd like to see what he could do with a real budget.