Two Graves

Well, from past experience, I don't usually watch British films, especially if the accents are Cockney! I've seen a few and they were really, really crap with sub-standard acting. In fact, I was going to give it a really bad review without having watched it (I know that's naughty) but I thought, "Nope, I'm going to give this film a try!"... So I did, and I was surprised at how good it was. The acting was good, the filming was excellent, the plot was very interesting, the script was good, the whole setting of the film was good. It's not an action-packed film but I can honestly say that it was, for me, a gripping film. There were a few gory bits as well... I'm one of those macho guys who hates injections with thick needles!!! I would recommend this film to anyone who likes the true gangland type films and the thug who thinks he's a hero... My only criticism was the end - I think it could have ended another way, but good nevertheless...

First of all I have to say this is actually okay, and I am quite fussy. I suppose as I am British I do like British dramas. And Katie Jarvis is quite a charismatic screen presence. She may be restricted to parts for londoners, but then you could say that of Jason Statham.

Enjoyable British flick with some gritty acting which showed some really unpleasant characters. Plot was dark with some twists dragging you through the dirt they had found themselves in. Cathy Tyson and Katie Jarvis worked well together making the film rumble to a crunching ending 8/10

Excellent acting throughout especially from Cicely Tyson and David Hayman. Well edited & fast paced no wasted scenes or pointless time fillers. It's a great revenge story, the kind I particularly enjoy! Should definitely be higher rated. Enjoyable and well worth the view!

I was reluctant to watch this film, having read negative reviews, however without having any better alternatives and, being somewhat intrigued by the moral lesson implied by the title, I thought I'd give it a chance.

The film is not what it first appears to be, and I found myself initially sympathising with characters whom I later found appalling, and vice versa.