Plane Crash

A thrilling adventure, rushed into action, yet not rushed. The reveal of the characters and why they are where they are is an amazing set-up. It's truly one of the biggest and best short films since the Silent Era, in truth.

The director captures, in five minutes, what many failed to capture in two hours. The amazing visuals of the Scottish mountains is breathtaking, like a painting in motion; beautiful.

The great performances by the highly committed actors is the best I've seen in a while, truly noteworthy appearances.

It was a nice way for the filmmaker to tip his hat to all great cinematographers.

Words cannot describe just how masterful this movie was, it wasn't even my original plan to get caught up in this short, but after having done so, I am all the better for it.

Unfortunately I didn't get to bring friends along with me to watch it, even though I saw it for free and it would've been no charge for them also, if they saw it, they too would've being loyal fans of this short, it truly captures the absolute terror and heartwarming comedy of the source material; there were moments where it was so funny, it was extremely painful, hell, I even thought I would die at certain stages.

When asked about it by one of my co-workers, who refused my offer to go and see it in favour of another film, I said nothing, he would simply have to see it for himself. Ever since then I have been telling everyone about it, I can only hope I have started the fire which rises all their interests.