Do Something, Jake

I found this film very dynamic.Never a dull moment and a tribute to independent film makers.

The kind of low budget British indie that gives the industry a bad name. Just bad, bad, bad. Avoid.

This is the best film I've seen in ages. A very refreshing change from the litany of manufactured Hollywood tripe. A fantastic cast of incredibly talented, and fresh faces, all of whom deserve to be incredibly successful. The story was very thoughtfully constructed and completely drew me in, Jake was marvellous and had me rooting for him right until the end. Alice, the woman he loves is incredibly sensitively portrayed, while there are startling performances from other supporting roles, especially the grumpy old lady in the neighbouring flat, and the shop girl. This is a film you absolutely, positively have to see. An utter gem .

This may have made a good 30 minute short, but it is way too long, with amateur acting and a clumsy script.

It looks like a college/university project and I am afraid is not up to scratch.

Starts slowly, building Jake's character, but events take a sinister turn.... Highly recommended!