I loved it
When I saw it, I couldn't sleep afterwards. I had the whole thing runnning through my mind- the thing that got to me most was the wtist, not the twist where you find out what happened to Anthony, but when you find out what Richard's motivation is.

I find it difficult to view it as a 'revenge' film, he's driven by guilt, so the only person he's getting revenge on is himslef. Does it count as vengeful retribution when it's to assuage personal guilt rather than right a wrong?

Considine and Kebbell were superb in that. Utterly, utterly believable at every level. Everybody I've made watch it (except for the lovely Mrs Dozer) has been struck dumb by its power.
(dozers, do fuck off ur a nob m8, Mon 21 Jul 2008, 20:28, Reply)