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Honestly i just made an account to say just how bad this film is. There's a youtube video of just white noise that's more entertaining than this. There is next to no story, a london 'gangster' with the name 'Requiem' yeah right. Do yourself a favour and skip this trash. Honestly i just made an account to say just how bad this film is. There's a youtube video of just white noise that's more entertaining than this. There is next to no story, a london 'gangster' with the name 'Requiem' yeah right. Do yourself a favour and skip this trash. Honestly i just made an account to say just how bad this film is. There's a youtube video of just white noise that's more entertaining than this. There is next to no story, a london 'gangster' with the name 'Requiem' yeah right. Do yourself a favour and skip this trash.

I was drawn into this film, as Dirty Den appears at the very beginning. What was that about, answers on a post card please, as I'm none the wiser? But it worked, and the film just about made it, to keep me more or less interested. In any event not a great, yet not a bad film. Bit of over acting by some (well most in fact) of the cast. Perhaps that's the directors fault. However it's got a solid beginning, middle and very good end. The development of the characters is very and often, over stated. Yet, if suspending reality and just wanting to watch a bit of easy watching, contemplating what the British criminal world maybe get up to. Add in alcoholic beverage and your Friday night curry bag, from the supermarket, this is an excellent choice. Nicolas Ball, you may recall him from his prime, in and as Hazel. He hasn't been doing a great deal of significance work over the recent years. That's a surprise as his role is brilliant. Clearly the best performance in the film. However Evie Hughes makes a sterling performance throughout. She is very young, yet produces a virtual masterclass in acting. I suspect young Evie has a long and generous career ahead of her brilliant self. I can see a Hollywood producer using this film as a basis to invest heavily in a lavish production built around what has been accomplished here. Trafficking deals well with a dirty aspect of criminal life, a bit more polish, less spitting and lots more money, a remake could well become a major motion picture. Yet, no role for Dirty Den. Real name Leslie Grantham who made a splash when Eastenders first hit our little screen in the 80's, sadly died in 2018, having left Albert Sq after 20 years.

I'm surprised at how well some users rated the film. Either you have seen a different film or you have completely different expectations of the quality of a film. Sure, the story can be quite nice for a movie night. But the actors don't even call up the possibilities that lie in such a story. The acting is really bad for the most part. There is a lack of gestures and facial expressions to show how they are feeling. The profile of the individual figures also offers no depth. It almost looks like amateur actors. And then a 7.3 (11.08.2023)? Where do all the stars come from or what were they given for? Not even the camera work deserves 7 stars. Really disappointing.

When I watched this movie it had 500+ ratings and stood at 7.5. I have not the slightest idea how anyone that is not biased due to being involved directly or indirectly with the production of this movie could rate this at 7.5!? The story is pretty simple but of course a movie does not necessarily need a complicated story to be good. It's the acting where it falls short. The characters themselves are hard to like. The worst are the action scenes. The fighting is sub par. The car chase laughable. With some good will I can see the deeper story that the lead male actor tries to rectify past mistakes from his life. And admittedly there are some nice country side shots. But that's about it. The classic music pieces would be nice but here feel like putting lipstick on a pig. I could and will not recommend my friends watching this. I just can't. Save your time for something else.

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