Rage

Overall good story, film work good acting good the only thing is they could have easily done it in 90min so some scenes are a bit drawn out almost overdoing it.

I'll start by saying that this is a long film. Its a two and a half hour slow burning noir. But I never really felt it drag or the tension become weak throughout. It keeps you you guessing all the way through and makes it impossible to see the ending, which I must applaud both the screenwriter and director for not taking the easy, Hollywood "all is well with the world' approach. Made for $150k,it looks top notch and the production values are up there with the mainstream. There were some parts where the acting was questionable however after looking these actors up online, I can very quickly see that this is their first film so top points for carrying it as well as they did. I was pleasantly surprised at how invested I was throughout the film and its definitely a film for those who are looking for something different and outside the convenient "fast food" viewing. A nod back to the old days of cinema.

I didn't expect much based on the $120K (USD) budget, but was pleasantly surprised by the quality the film. The acting was adequate and the storyline moved along quite nicely. I didn't notice any problems with production or direction, which is the way it's suppose to be! The ending (no spoilers, no worries) left me feeling incomplete, or I would have given the film 8 stars.

I'd recommend this film to friends and family.

Not a very good movie. The acting is mediocre at best. The worst thing about the movie was the lighting. Everything is dark. Even when it's daytime, it's still quite dark.

This movie started out really good, and then it went on and on, and I felt like it was never going to end. I didn't realize how long it was. And then it was getting so drawn out that I was starting to lose interest. This was a good half hour longer than it should've been.