ksutton78

As the movie slowly progressed, in my waking moments I thought Mr Organ was in fact Ricky Gervais and we are all being duped (conspiracy theory was better than the film and there was definitely a likeness in looks and mannerisms).

For 5 years journalism we have a film with numerous people saying 'dont cross him' ' poisonous', 'plays with your mind' and virtually nothing to back this up. And why is there surprise that Mr Organ doesn't want to be filmed all the time for a documentary that is not going to be complimentary, would you?

The best bit was googling before hand "how long does Mr Organ last" and instantly regretting it!!

Five of us went to see this and not only was this our consensus but there was a very unimpressed movie theatre. A quick summary is - self indulgent. Unlikeable characters with very very slow dialogue. There is no feeling of being immersed in the era or war. It really is top of the list for being the worst movie I have seen for a long long time.

This is a slow amble through nowhere. After seeing the film I checked and it is almost entirely shot in Scotland. So you don't 'share' the journey at all - you could be anywhere most of the time besides the front of buses giving you a clue. Each scene seems to be an individual set scene, almost as though you are at the theatre. Very little story, not even amusing/funny, and just didn't care by the time he got to the destination.