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A kind of "28 Days Later" meets "Mad Max", only without any of the redeeming features of either of those films. "From the makers of Dog Soldiers and The Descent" - so I expected good things.
I didn't get good things.
Dire.
The bit that did it for me: The fact that a Bentley Continental GT couldn't outrun an old Rover SD1.
Avoid.
I didn't get good things.
Dire.
The bit that did it for me: The fact that a Bentley Continental GT couldn't outrun an old Rover SD1.
Avoid.
. What more could you want?!Los Palmas 7 said:
A kind of "28 Days Later" meets "Mad Max", only without any of the redeeming features of either of those films. "From the makers of Dog Soldiers and The Descent" - so I expected good things.
I didn't get good things.
Dire.
The bit that did it for me: The fact that a Bentley Continental GT couldn't outrun an old Rover SD1.
Avoid.
Quite liked the film, suitably quirky and lots of homages to various 80's sci-fi/fantasy and taken in a certain context i.e. nonsense but fun film is quite good. I agree on the Bentley against the SD1, a quick scan of the interweb reveals various 0-60 times for both vehicles, so taking a mean average, the Bentley would do 0 to 60 in 4.5 seconds and the SD1 around 8 odd seconds. However when they meet on the road they are both already moving, however even then I agree the Bentlwy would out perform the SD1. Perhaps if they "Scots" had grabbed themselves an M5 or similar perhaps it would have gelled better. I didn't get good things.
Dire.
The bit that did it for me: The fact that a Bentley Continental GT couldn't outrun an old Rover SD1.
Avoid.
Plus seeing Sean Pertwee grilled was in a bizarre way quite funny!
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