The Web

This is a really good movie, and it received award recognition from an actual film industry professional who was an uncredited script supervisor on Bonnie and Clyde. I really enjoyed its solid continuity.

This movie unfortunately only showed at a small theatre during the Eastern Los Angeles Film Festival in 2013. But news of its brilliance spread slowly but surely and people from places as foreign as Japan and even more foreign like China ensured the legacy of this movie.

Nathan graduated from one of Canada's top business schools with really good grades, which really comes across in his attention to detail in the production of this movie. His on screen chemistry with Jessie, as well as the back and forth banter with Ronnie, not forgetting customer #62, leaves you glued to the screen as the plot unfolds.

My only disappointment was that the cameraman's name or gender was not listed in the credits, therefore I have only given 9/10

I created an account just to write this review. The Web won highest honors at the ELAIFF (if you don't know what ELAIFF stands for, you don't know film). Anyways to win at the biggest film festival in the world was only fitting for The Web. Johnny Depp and Bill Gates both star in this non stop thrill ride. I was on the edge of my seat from beginning to end. I am going to watch this again and again. Literally once I am done writing this review I am going to watch The Web once again. It blew away its competition at ELAIFF and for good reason. The acting, even from the extras, was spectacular. Amazing directing, writing, and editing.

During the first 28 seconds or so, I was thinking "oh great, another doomsday film". But after around a minute in, I was hooked. I know my ticket covered the cost of the whole seat, but all I needed was the edge.

This thrill ride lasts every second. The twist ending was unexpected. I am shocked there is no sequel in the works at the time I'm writing this. This film inspired me to persue my acting career.

I can't wait to preorder the Blu-ray edition with the deleted scenes/alternate ending.

The kissing scene was so believable that I thought maybe one of the actors was actually feeling it was real.