Rook

This film was a rollicking thriller. I know that seems like an oxymoron but it was funny, fast paced and had a story line that kept me engaged throughout the film. The style is immediately defined when we meet the main characters. To top it all off, the movie has this great Shakespearean ending. Check it out. You know how you can tell a film's director by its distinctive style? I believe that Stephen Morgan will be one of these directors. Be on the look out for more of his stuff.

This movie had a Guy Ritchie feel the whole way through. Big fan of the way it paced. Family dynamics between the two main characters was fun. For a movie that's barely an hour, character development was well done and focused where it needed to. Cooled me off to watch this movie in the beautiful backdrop of snowy, small-town Colorado as I bake in the Florida August heat. It's lots of fun and I even learned a thing or two about gold.

A very impressive indie film with a catchy story, well developed characters, and a satisfying ending. A visionary escapist delight.

This movie kicks into high gear almost immediately. With smart banter and witty dialogue, I had multiple laugh out loud moments in between the chaos and gun fights. Overall, for a low-budget independent film, this movie was exceptional!

Watched it the other night. Super fun little movie.