This is not a great Hollywood production, but we have a very interesting story performed by two brilliant actors (yes,James Mardsden & Scott Speedman are great in this movie)in what in Alfred Hitchcock's hands would have been a master piece but here the director just gets a correct but not brilliant movie with a good actors direction but with an unnecessary flashbacks along the film that I'm still wondering what was the purpose of the director with it, perhaps to give a more modern looking to the film because that flashbacks doesn't contribute to the understanding of the story (!),finally the best of this play made movie is the story itself that turns around AIDS and the responsibility of our acts.Well,a 6 to the movie, a 10 to the story.
Review of The 24th Day
