My take on this brilliant low budget British film!
My take on this brilliant low budget British film!
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[…] Watching the first two episodes I had a feeling this theme of trading places was familiar. Checking with IMDb I found that Blake Crouch was not just the creator of Dark Matter, he also created Wayward Pines. The latter mentioned series was a favorite of mine for many reasons. Not least of which was the presence of Toby Jones. […]
Nice review Mike. I thought BSS looked and sounded unbelievable, but it fell down on narrative slightly. Towards the end, I just couldn’t make out anything that was going on. I don’t mind a bit of that kind of thing, but it just went a little over the top with it.
Yeah, it did veer wildly off in left field at the end, but the odd ambiguous ending didn’t spoil the film, IMHO. 😀
Justin Bieberian Sound Studio?
NOOOOOOOOO!!!!! LOL
I’ve read multiple reviews from fellow bloggers on this and most have been mixed. Hearing yours makes me more excited to see it. Nice review.
Thanks mate! I really liked it and found it hard to STOP watching, it was mesmerising! I hope you enjoy it!! 😀
it’s really polarising this one, As much love as head-scratching. I sit on the fence a little to be honest, I reviewed it sometime ago, the sound element was highly disturbing but it really got messy and I was left disappointed. Love the video, quite right to go for an audio review on this one.
Thanks mate!! To be honest, I found myself being somewhat mesmerised by the film and the question of what was reality and what was just in Gilderoy’s head! 😉
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