Greenlight

So glad I took a chance on this one. Surprisingly good for a low budget indie flick. All of the acting was excellent, which is usually not the case in these films. My only beef is the ending which I didn't expect! I watched it twice and picked up some subtle foreshadowing and other subtle clues 2nd time through. If you are sick of superhero movies this is worth the watch.

Hit a part of my subconscious!! I can definitely see myself watching again..

I really enjoyed this movie. Excellent performances, great script and wonderful direction. Has great suspense that hooks you right away. I couldn't recommend this movie enough. I can't wait to watch it again!

Just watched this independent film and wow is all I can say . To see a movie with a couple of familiar faces including the lovely Caroline Williams mixed with some new faces that could actually act and are believable is a pleasant change . I won't give anything away but a young director gets given his chance to direct a movie and thentjings take a dramatic turn of evens . Outstanding

This is no masterpiece, and the premise requires a fair amount of suspension of disbelief, but I was pleasantly surprised by the decent camera work, colors used, sound editing, and overall presentation of the story. It's more of a dark comedy/drama than a horror or thriller, with some amusing, well-written scenes. The acting is mostly pretty good among its main characters, and carries the story nicely even if it has a somewhat lukewarm finale. On a day where I watched and reviewed a truly terrible horror movie with F-list actors, I was appreciative of this film's cast. The beginning minute or so made me a little nervous because it looked like it was going to be another garbage movie, but then that part ended up being an intentionally goofy scene where our protagonist was pitching a bad movie to a producer. Is it a classic? No. But if you're sick of giving chances to unknown indie films that end up exploding in your face with stupidity, you may agree that Greenlight is a surprisingly enjoyable trip into relative madness. 5.5 out of 10