Dark Sense

I watched the film not knowing what to expect and was pleasantly surprised. The acting was very good, the script was very good, accents were superb, and the filming locations were great, in fact, everything about the film was pretty satisfying. Thankfully, there was no crappy over-the-top Hollywood-type CGIs as well. I really can't fault it. Very interesting ending as well. Nice one Scotland!

40 minutes into this movie and it seems like still nothing has happened. It's too slow and the music will put you right to sleep! I have no idea what this movie is about and don't care to watch any more of it...

The only positive thing about this movie is positive end and few good behaviors like supporting a friend and asking for forgiveness and realization of strength. There is a feeling of inspiration at the end. But beyond that, there is really nothing worth watching this movie. Usual things, love, death, crime, psycho, government. Worst of all there is no completed story, explanation, meaning, purpose. It just shows us bunch of random things, good and bad. The scifi part is so unexplained, unclear, and unreal, that I don't see what is purpose of this movie. Neither proof, nor explanation, nor motivation. Such movie is empty and is not worth watching at all. End is so quick and in fact unfinished or finished but not in front of our eyes. Whole story looks unreal and without purpose. I regret watching it.

Whilst it's clear this was a low budget movie, the filming around Edinburgh is beautifully done and the storyline keeps you on your toes. Really hope this is a first of many from Magnus Wake and his team.

As a Scot myself I was cringing at the puerile acting from some of the cast in this and the long drawn out story which should have been done in a short as this was just too long for its own good!

I see they dug out all the old Take The High Road actors from yesteryear and what was Gordon Kennedy the comedian doing in this , Siobhan Redmond and the actor who played the serial killer was seriously awful - where did they dig this bunch out - the bargain acting basement bin it seems.

Rab C. Nesbitt Scottish vernacular sums it up - Pure dead awful so it is!