I.C.U.

For the last two years my husband Jeff and I (Tina) love Aash Aaron's films.

Aash's films Vigilante and ICU have played the last two years in a row at the Gold Coast Film Festival which we always attend.

Whether it be a thriller or an action Aash Aaron always delivers.

ICU was a real murder mystery that kept you guessing right up to the last scene.

Vigilante on the other hand though a kick ass action film still had a lot of twists and turns that Aash is becoming famous for.

We love your films Aash.

Tina and Jeff Long

I just want to say I am proud to be a fellow Australian filmmaker! Or better still a fellow Queensland filmmaker! Or better still an Australian, Queensland, Gold Coast filmmaker! We are rising to the top guys! Aash was one of the first independent genre filmmakers to just get out there and do it, and now there are loads of us following his lead! Vigilante and ICU are great! Well done Aash! We at the Gold Coast Filmmakers group support you! Cant wait for your next film Tormented Souls and hope to be a part of it! I have only made short films so far but features like you Aash are next on my list.

Deb

Who cares if Aash Aaron's films are low budget? Who cares if ICU & Vigilante are only average films? They got out there didn't they? Both have been sold to worldwide distributors! And that is what makes a successful filmmaker wouldn't you say? Anyone can criticize, but few can actually put their guts on the line! Aash does, and sure his film's to date are only average on the scale, I'm sure like all artists he will get better per film? Was Divici brilliant the first painting he did? I doubt it.

Well done Aash, keep at it! WM

I am a member of the Gold Coast Film Support Group and proud to join them in their quest to promote local talent, even in their earliest stages.

This really isn't that bad a film. Most of the ratings in here are polarising in the extreme.

If you can look beyond the poor cut aways to the murders, and the distorted sound at times, the acting in the main is fairly decent. Margot Robbie shows glimpses of what was to come later in her career with an overall decent performance here.

Story wise, it's straight forward. Kids spy on neighbour and see some 'odd' things going on in his flat, he finds out and seeks to teach them a lesson.

I would say the ending was a bit choppy, the flashback summary akin to the 'Saw' franchise was needless in all honesty, and only served to draw the film out by a minute or two.

Overall, certainly not the worst low budget film out there, and worth a watch.

I checked all the reviews for this movie, just from curiosity and except a 3 and a 6, there are only 9s and 10s. HOW? This movie is absolutely terrible!

I sit and watched I.C.U. because I'm a big fan of Margot Robbie, the only actor that is actually ACTING in this "movie" (the reason I'm giving 2 instead of 1), by fast forwarding the filler moments, like the music montages.

The plot seems simple, but the director/writer wants to make it seem like it is complex, with disastrous results. The acting is over the top, Margot Robbie is used as a sex tool because of her beauty and even though almost nothing is predictable, it still feels stupid.

The "twist after twist" in the end makes absolutely no sense and shows that there were twists just for the sake of having them.

At least the movie made me wonder: do Australian people EVER close their curtains?