Have to say that the acting in general was good. Unfortunately, even for a drama, it was too long winded. Some dialogs were ridiculously unreal. Even someone with a twisted mind wouldn't act like that. Too much attention seeking from someone with basically a burden.
Too much drama will kill a film. Again, I have to say its a British film. Like most British films they are produced for a market. The British market. Story's where the viewer is expected to go deep is actually a Spanish or South American specialty. Or even better, Asian country's.
The story itself is good. It doesn't matter if it is a "I see Dead People" film. There are thousands of films in all genres that have something from another film, or even the first in that genre.
Its just not my thing. As far as I am concerned you should leave these kind of films to Hollywood, or other specialists in drama.
How ever, if you like British drama's, just have a look at this one. For every genre there is a market.
I just happen to be on the wrong market with The Messenger.
Too much drama will kill a film. Again, I have to say its a British film. Like most British films they are produced for a market. The British market. Story's where the viewer is expected to go deep is actually a Spanish or South American specialty. Or even better, Asian country's.
The story itself is good. It doesn't matter if it is a "I see Dead People" film. There are thousands of films in all genres that have something from another film, or even the first in that genre.
Its just not my thing. As far as I am concerned you should leave these kind of films to Hollywood, or other specialists in drama.
How ever, if you like British drama's, just have a look at this one. For every genre there is a market.
I just happen to be on the wrong market with The Messenger.