The Estate

I would recommend this film. But there are a lot of films I would recommend before watching this film that's for sure. It's not the worst film depending on your taste. But it's not the best film either. If you like hardcore violence and hardcore swearing then you may like this film. I watched this film in the early hours of the morning, had I of watched this film in the afternoon I probably wouldn't have liked it as much. When it's the early hours of the morning and you have literally nothing better to do, hardcore swearing and hardcore violence doesn't seem too bad. At least that's how it is for me.

The film has way too many characters I didn't even know who all them were until the end. There seems to be too much going on which can get very confusing. Every sentence has a swear word so if you don't like swearing I don't think it's for you. Whenever something goes on, there is violence, for some reason though the camera seems to zoom into this violence. Which really put me off the film.

If you want to watch something don't watch this film. It doesn't have a good plot. If you're bored and want to watch something not to serious, watch this film.

Utterly dreadful, can only say that it was plot less,meaningless,poorly acted and anything else thats wrong. There is a HUGE "BUT" however... it is a pretty accurate portrayal of life in the UK, and the big concern is that these cereal thugs are the 'future' of this country. The only people who could benefit form this are those who believe that life in Britain today is pretty little shops, cricket on the village green and cucumber sandwiches. "Harry Brown" was a much better film on every level, and that too portrayed the real harsh realities of life that decent people have to contend with living in urban Britain. It's not really worth watching this film unless you didn't already know about hoodie/chav culture, and the giggles you get from ''youff workers'' who blame everyone for these thugs except accept the fact that there is a huge degree of contempt and lawlessness from these feral animals.

The film has more bad language than anything I have ever, EVER seen in my life. My brain was frazzled and my ears were ringing after the amount of F-Bombs dropped in only 89 minutes. (381 to be exact! With many other foul, vulgar expletives, including racist remarks) I've never watched a film were not 1 long, intelligent word was uttered. All the youngsters must have extremely limited vocabularies. Hard to believe that living and growing up in England all my life, that ALL young people cuss, swear, & curse EVERY SINGLE DAY like It's absolutely NOTHING. I heard if you swear in the USA that you can get in pretty deep trouble. I did walk into a shopping mall in Huddersfield and there was a censored sticker literally reading: "No effing & jeffing" Maybe they should be more strict & robust about bad language in this country. There is 1 plus I can take from this film. It's the most realistic British film I've ever seen barring "This Is England" & Gary Oldman's 1997 Movie/Film drama called "Nil By Mouth" There's no plot or story to this film @ all. The camera men were also seriously amateurs. Worst camera work ever. One last thing, give me some earplugs please.

I don't understand peeps negative comments, some of you have never been on an estate let alone walked through one, the portrayal is real.

This film might have not had a major budget but its shows gangs, drugs, corrupt police, and crime this is all relevant today and the film maker did a good job bringing it all to the surface,

I also like the way the film focuses on the people who live on the estate, Elderly people never really get represented in movies nowadays, so well done for focusing on what they experience on a day to day basis.

Good film!

ticks the box for me Geez

the film was terrible the story was all over the place and it was really low budgeted i mean i like how British films are low budgeted i think it shows more realism. but this was too low budgeted, i dunno i was expecting more of a football factory, dead man shoes kind of filming to it but it wasn't it was more get a group of people together to make a film with a digital camera lol. Now ill talk about the story line its basically on an estate in London where there's a lot of gangs and crimes going on and basically goes from on story line to the next for example there's a girl who ends up taking drugs and becoming a prostitute, there's a guy who beats on a lads mum,there's corrupt coppers that kinda thing but i just thought it was all over the place. so finally i don't rate this film at all I've seen a lot of good British films and this ain't one of em.