A Stunning Film

Rating: 8/10 (28 May 2007)

Just back from seeing 28 Days later which was a total let down and only reminded me of how stunning this film is. When it comes to the dystopia views of the not too distant future Britiain then this film has it down perfectly. Everything is excellent. The acting is just enough, camera work is not so shaky your left feeling sick as with most modern thrillers, the music is notable for its sparse use and the editing is unobtrusive and unnoticeable to the point of genius. A take that lasts ten minutes towards the end leaves you on the edge of your seat in awe with the stunning execution of its grace (did I just type that?!?). the story is incredibly plausible and it only goes to prove that us Brit's are the best at the bleak future pictures and have no problems leaving out the sugary sub-plots of romance and the Speilbergian "cute kid".
Fantastic. A+
Also pick up the DVD for a great documentary as an extra.