OK,
... admittedly the very concept of marketing a film as "fully improvised" is a little challenging. it's clear that this movie had some baseline concept, so perhaps 'unscripted' or 'shot in a single take' would be more apt...
The movie is a little slow to start, and feel an engagement with the characters and you'll find yourself starting to drift, but it gains its momentum and finds its own charm about 20 minutes in...
...although at times it drags a bit it is saved by the fact that some of the dialog and scene moments are pure 'english lover's gold' and as a result, the feeling when the credits roll, will be one of mild bemusement or pleasant delight.
I had no feeling of movie goer's remorse having paid for a ticket, which is better than I can say for most films produced today.
...don't expect a high budget Hollywood production or any hidden twists in the storyline that will surprise or wow you mentally, and you'll walk away pleasantly entertained, thinking...
"hmmmph... better than I expected..."
... admittedly the very concept of marketing a film as "fully improvised" is a little challenging. it's clear that this movie had some baseline concept, so perhaps 'unscripted' or 'shot in a single take' would be more apt...
The movie is a little slow to start, and feel an engagement with the characters and you'll find yourself starting to drift, but it gains its momentum and finds its own charm about 20 minutes in...
...although at times it drags a bit it is saved by the fact that some of the dialog and scene moments are pure 'english lover's gold' and as a result, the feeling when the credits roll, will be one of mild bemusement or pleasant delight.
I had no feeling of movie goer's remorse having paid for a ticket, which is better than I can say for most films produced today.
...don't expect a high budget Hollywood production or any hidden twists in the storyline that will surprise or wow you mentally, and you'll walk away pleasantly entertained, thinking...
"hmmmph... better than I expected..."
