efd-10467
Joined Feb 2019
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The cast is good, the production values are okay, at times a bit 'cheap', the story and mystery gently unfolds with the old people's home as the backdrop.
I stalled 3 times initially through boredom then pushed through to watch the complete movie, it starts slowly and slowly builds to a luke warm climax.
So in the end it is a nice movie but it lacks bite and traction because it's just too gentle, even sad.
It has a sweetness which is heartwarming but in modern times probably will struggle to connect with modern audiences.
I stalled 3 times initially through boredom then pushed through to watch the complete movie, it starts slowly and slowly builds to a luke warm climax.
So in the end it is a nice movie but it lacks bite and traction because it's just too gentle, even sad.
It has a sweetness which is heartwarming but in modern times probably will struggle to connect with modern audiences.
The cast is good, the idea of the two female leaders is good, the kidnapping is a good idea, but it fails to be suspenseful because of the occasional really stupid obvious 'could never happen' moments.
Most annoying award goes to the daughter who whines and cries through each episode until you wish she had been kidnapped.
The daughter and quite a few others just seem to have total access to high level government and military meetings, just stupid.
In reality government agencies would be all over a kidnapping in minutes, in this, they take days.
The Prime Minister strolls around Number 10, from room to room, randomly chatting to involved parties, totally ridiculous.
The Prime Minister gets her secretary, yes her secretary, to run security checks and situation reports, again weirdly farcical.
Kidnappers fly in & out of the UK with no security checks or border control.
So while it's okay the reality holes are huge, pulling the enjoyment factor down.
Most annoying award goes to the daughter who whines and cries through each episode until you wish she had been kidnapped.
The daughter and quite a few others just seem to have total access to high level government and military meetings, just stupid.
In reality government agencies would be all over a kidnapping in minutes, in this, they take days.
The Prime Minister strolls around Number 10, from room to room, randomly chatting to involved parties, totally ridiculous.
The Prime Minister gets her secretary, yes her secretary, to run security checks and situation reports, again weirdly farcical.
Kidnappers fly in & out of the UK with no security checks or border control.
So while it's okay the reality holes are huge, pulling the enjoyment factor down.
William Tell starts well and the first 3/4 of the movie moves along quite well, goodies & baddies, some okay battle scenes (a little small) but then it starts to feel rushed and confusing.
People seem to have conversations in one country and 10 minutes later are in another country, the timeline moves in days, or maybe months, it's hard to tell.
It is very much as if the Director got carried away with making the movie and didn't pace out the story. The action towards the end is rushed and odd.
And then the ending felt very much like an episode finishing with the follow up coming next week, but it's not ?
5 is generous.
People seem to have conversations in one country and 10 minutes later are in another country, the timeline moves in days, or maybe months, it's hard to tell.
It is very much as if the Director got carried away with making the movie and didn't pace out the story. The action towards the end is rushed and odd.
And then the ending felt very much like an episode finishing with the follow up coming next week, but it's not ?
5 is generous.