Wolf Mother

A little long winded for me, but that's just me. Some scenes could have been left out as they appeared to be time fillers. Having said that, at no time did I want to hit stop. I think the cast did a good job with what they had to work with. Even though he had a small part, Vescio was at his creepy best. Visually it was quite good. A lot of the locations worked a treat and helped make the casts job a little easier. I watch it via Google Play & didn't feel cheated at having to pay $5.99 to rent. I gave it a solid 5.

In the interests of full disclosure, I concede that I never made it to the end of the movie - but I saw enough to decide to submit my review in order to help those folks who might be thinking "I'll give it a go, nothing much else to do"! Please don't. Like many other film buffs, I am tired of false rating submitted by those who clearly have a vested interest in these films - they don't fool anyone, and are a constant irritant to genuine movie lovers who want to know if a feature is any good. Bad acting, predictable script, formulaic plot - dreadful film, please ignore it and do something more productive with your time.

I loved the performances by Pinassi, and Townsend. Not everyone will like this movie, but if you like excitingly daring films, you will love this one. The soundtrack is amazing, all songs are just the perfect choice. I enjoyed every minute of the movie and I could watch over and over. Sadly it's not yet released. I don't want to say too much about the film because there are no words to describe what I felt when I watched it, it is an experience you have to see for yourself. I really admire Carlson's imagination, how could he think about writing such a weird and incredible story? I watched his last film Toy Soldiers, but yet to see his first one. A true talent.

Movie Marmite.

Not for everyone but I loved it.

So I understand the dichotomy of reviews.

A certain level of intelligence is required to fully understand and appreciate the many threads of human issues being dealt with.

Erik Peter Clarkson creates a magical fancy french plait of filmography.

From the hugely gritty opening scene to the heartbreaking closing scene, I was utterly mesmerised throughout.

At times. I was holding my breath. Other times I was in tears. Couldn't look away.

It was a spectacular rollercoaster and I will need to watch it again many times to fully appreciate it all.

Knowing the outcome will make any re-watch that much more amazing. I can't wait.

Really not sure where all these massively negative reviews are coming from. If you couldn't follow it, just say that. No need to make out it was rubbish because there wasn't one bad scene or one bit of bad acting in any part of it.

I thought all the acting was amazing. Then suddenly an amazing brief cameo by Tom Sizemore which blew my mind (for those that have seen it, will understand the pun there).

How was this not a bigger hit? Had the same feeling about Boondock Saints.

This director is a genius who I would not be surprised if he has been inspired by QT.

Absolute rubbish 2 hours of my life I will never get back, thought their was some good reviews I am a film fanatic seriously avoid at all costs but if you want to look at some nakedness then crack on I thought in my opinion it has to be one of the worst films I have ever watched weak plot and rubbish acting you have been warned