The actors and crew of "Cut" have been locked in their yr10 drama studio since the 90's. Having had no access to films, and still too naïve to make opinions on script, cinematography, or performance, they've decided to make their own for a laugh.
We're treated to a "hilarious" Laurel and Hardy style double-act between the two main characters. The rest of the characters are ..people. There are influences from lights, for lighting. The score has some music in. The gimmick one shot means we see plenty of those stairs, and thankfully it diminishes the time consuming process of making individual scenes with their own personality. There's also a "tour de force" from Danielle Lloyd in the opening five minutes that has nothing to do with the rest of the film. If you only like good films though, definitely buy this for the extras. The cast take it in turn to be David Brent, AND there's laugh a minute trip to Cannes featuring a healthy input from Quentin Tarantino!!
Shocker!
We're treated to a "hilarious" Laurel and Hardy style double-act between the two main characters. The rest of the characters are ..people. There are influences from lights, for lighting. The score has some music in. The gimmick one shot means we see plenty of those stairs, and thankfully it diminishes the time consuming process of making individual scenes with their own personality. There's also a "tour de force" from Danielle Lloyd in the opening five minutes that has nothing to do with the rest of the film. If you only like good films though, definitely buy this for the extras. The cast take it in turn to be David Brent, AND there's laugh a minute trip to Cannes featuring a healthy input from Quentin Tarantino!!
Shocker!