Nick

Ok where to start... I saw this and it was called: "Outlier" every person had a different accent and I could barely understand some of the people. A boy says he saw a murder and there was blood all over the ground but nobody asks to see it? So many times what happened in the movie in one place never made sense with what was said or done in another? I can't recommend it but if you watch it and make sense of it then let me know...

Unsympathetic characters, some weirdly stilted acting, and an opaque plot give this film a very unusual feel. But don't let this, or the bad reviews, put you off. Actually it's an excellent film which drew me in and then scared the she-hit out of me. If all films were the same it'd be really boring. I'd rather watch this than 99 out of 100 Hollywood blockbusters. Hooray for weirdness!

The pace of this film is so glacial and the dialogue so on-the-nose that it almost feels like it was made as a teaching aid for English as a second language learners. The story is pretty impenetrable and the characters all behave really strangely, so the whole adds up to a bizarre oddity, which has precious little charm. Probably best avoided.

American woman talks with British people who don't live in England while the back of her jacket says "Policia." BORING and head scratching, a terrible combination that yields a reach for the remote be it located on my couch or in Tim-Buk-Tu

Competently shot, but everything else about 'Outlier' (aka 'Nick') is unfortunately not good.

Melina Matthews and Molly Malcolm are passable in the acting department, though the rest of them aren't great - especially the other lead. The film is set/filmed in Andorra which is nice, though I wouldn't say it shows the place off as much as I could've. The plot, meanwhile, has potential yet concludes with a damp squib. This 2010s film does have a solid score and song (+ music video!), though.