...this is just lazy.
F is about a bunch of "hoodies" attacking a school while one of it's teacher tries to save his daughter who's running around on the premises. And within that simple story line the film makers completely fail at making anything logical, understandable or good, for that matter.
There's no explanation on why the "hoodies" do it, who they are and why they all seem to be trained ninjas/practitioners of parkour. And trust me, this doesn't make the antagonists more scary. It just makes the writer of the movie lazy or not very good.
But I think I could let the lack of "why" slip by, if F had a proper ending. Or just an ending for that matter. It seems like they had about 20 more pages of script to shoot but sadly not a single penny left. So they just edited, what they had, together and didn't bother about any pesky details like an ending.
So if you're after a film about the rotten youth of today, check out Eden Lake. In the case of F, I not only want my money back I want my 79 minutes of life back.
F is about a bunch of "hoodies" attacking a school while one of it's teacher tries to save his daughter who's running around on the premises. And within that simple story line the film makers completely fail at making anything logical, understandable or good, for that matter.
There's no explanation on why the "hoodies" do it, who they are and why they all seem to be trained ninjas/practitioners of parkour. And trust me, this doesn't make the antagonists more scary. It just makes the writer of the movie lazy or not very good.
But I think I could let the lack of "why" slip by, if F had a proper ending. Or just an ending for that matter. It seems like they had about 20 more pages of script to shoot but sadly not a single penny left. So they just edited, what they had, together and didn't bother about any pesky details like an ending.
So if you're after a film about the rotten youth of today, check out Eden Lake. In the case of F, I not only want my money back I want my 79 minutes of life back.