Dirty Work

This is some of the worst acting i have seen in years. None of the actors fits their parts and they all speak like they are reading their lines from a script in a theatre rehearsal... waste of bloody time.

I give movies 20 minutes to see if they're drawing me in or not with an absorbing story, and 20 minutes was all i could stand of this, the thumb/cover image was far more entertaining. The "efforts", masquerading as "movies" these days is laughable.

Amateurish, dull, uninteresting, void of any realness, like a school play put to screen, how on earth did this get over a 7 in ratings? Who is rating these ridiculous attempts at "movies".

There are few movies these days that will hold your attention throughout, this isn't one of them, no way. If you go beyond 20 minutes theres nothing upstairs.

Where do i begin with this one? Lighting, acting, storyline, script, what else?? Ten minutes into it and I feel like I'm watching a home movie. Not exactly the WORST I've seen, but runner up for sure. The acting is....yikes. The protagonist tries (I think anyways) but it's not cutting it. The storyline and pace of the movie is very slow. I don't know how I sat through the time that I did, really. It was like watching a YouTube short and I'm questioning why I attempted to watch this. Just bad quality and I'm really glad didnt pay for it. I think at some point I just looked up and said to my husband, "should I just exit out of this?" Yea, that's what everyone probably thought.

The British film Assistant had a few interesting ideas attached onto it, but you can definitely tell that this was a first time feature film. I thought that the story itself had a lot of holes and the writing wasn't very good either. Really on the nose and with most of the script.

Performances were hindered really badly also by the lack of a well structured script as well. And a good chunk of off the movie just felt bland and shallow. A decent try at a scandalous steamy thriller, but left a TON to be desired. Not very good is Louisa Warren has much to do with these type of films. Avoid them like the plague.

Norm MacDonald attempts a new kind of role, which didn't really work out. If you are a deeply closeted gay man, this movie is not for you.