Hello Carter

The movie was hilarious I wish it was longer but at that point the only other twist for the movie would have been aliens. The Movie was quick and it got to the point with some turns. I personally didn't like "the brother" but he will grow on you. It was also good to see Charlie Cox play a new role compared to his dark daredevil the funny witty brit was great. I also liked the camera very much they would show some good angles not all the weird rotation stuff they do in other movies and TV shows it was great stuck angles that made you look at the movie and say hmm so thats what I shall be seeing. tbh most of this review is either repetitive or a filler im just tryna get 10 lines

Terrible.. lacking charm and humor.

I can not quite believe HELLO CARTER made it to London Film Festival 2013 - The description in the festival book was cleverly written, it sold it to me, completely.

The plot follows: Carter, recently made redundant & homeless, well spoken boy is sofa hopping. The film then goes on this bizarre wild goose chase across London attempting to find his ex-girlfriend.

Sadly: The characters are not interesting or likable, the main protagonist: We never really care about.

The jokes are dead-pan and embarrassing. The film loses focus on the plot - It's an amateur effort - A complete waste of my time, couldn't wait for it to be over.

Really enjoyed this film.. Captured the loneliness living in London can bring and also the loveliness of it.

Had generous doses of humour and I found my self laughing out loud at parts.

Really warmed to the characters, very well acted by Jodie Whittaker and Paul Schneider and the supporting cast- and the baby was adorable!

Great soundtrack and cool film work combined with good performances makes Hello Carter a charmingly enjoyable film to watch. Would definitely recommend to others.

I look forward to seeing more work from Anthony Wilcox.

I thought it was good.

It included some generous doses of humour, charm and insight.

The characters were interesting and Paul Schneider and Jodie Whittaker were excellent, as always.

The baby was the star though!

Well directed and beautifully shot.

Some great scenes of London, too. Carter's battle to survive in the big city is one with which many of us can relate.

All in all, I enjoyed it and felt that there was lots of potential on display here.

You can tell Charlie is such a innocent human being.