Trespass

[Beate]

The Evening Standard gives it one star, saying "A B-movie with A-list stars, it disappeared into the DVD market within a few days of opening in America."

[TheBoySeggy]

The film was very mediocre and formulaic, very predictable and unrealistic. I didn't care what happened to the family either. 3/10

I had more fun reading the posts here!

As ejwrank left our row, I explained to Marialionza in a loud voice, there is too much chatting so she is going to sit somewhere else! I think they quieten down after that.

We were the first there around 6pm, and the lady at the door said we could not let us go in yet, as there was a film being shown in the same screening room, not finished yet and to come back at 6.25pm. I gave her my Sky ticket and said I think I need to change these for proper tickets and she took it and looked at it and then went away to the till presumably and came back with two tickets which I noted had been printed on 8 November at 3.35pm - Set of 20 tickets at a price of £11.45 but the ticket was valid for today 11/11/11 at the 6.35pm performance. I too was surprised at the turn out, but may be people were going to the later showing, hence this showing was only half full.

The upstairs screen 4 was actually not bad, got a good view. probably as no one sat in front of us, and the seats were quite comfortable although no leg room.

Where were you sitting don_datta?

I was 3rd row from the front. Me being a genius (yeah right), I remembered watching Inglorious Basterds there and was convinced the screen doesn't get much bigger - which of course it did.

No complaints, had a decent view. Pity there wasn't much on-screen to get excited about

[prettyxcool]

Ah, you like to sit at the front. We were third row from the back!

[David]

Thought this was perfectly passable for the first 20-30 mins but went downhill rapidly. Still more or less watchable although pretty poor.

[elski]

which I noted had been printed on 8 November at 3.35pm - Set of 20 tickets at a price of £11.45 but the ticket was valid for today 11/11/11 at the 6.35pm performance.

just looked at my ticket:
set of 30 tickets printed on 08/11/11 at 14:58

for the 18:15 screening, althought with adverts & trailers it started about 18:35- 18:40

[Sunny Saver]

Right, well given that ejwrank and my mother and aunt have had the same opinion on The Awakening and Immortals this week and given that everyone has said Trespass is sh*te, I might give it a miss.

I don't think my mother and aunt would forgive me for three cr*p films in a week.

[prettyxcool]

Right, well given that ejwrank and my mother and aunt have had the same opinion on The Awakening and Immortals this week and given that everyone has said Trespass is sh*te, I might give it a miss.

I don't think my mother and aunt would forgive me for three cr*p films in a week.

The Awakening was good if you like spooky films.

[Sunny Saver]

Right, well given that ejwrank and my mother and aunt have had the same opinion on The Awakening and Immortals this week and given that everyone has said Trespass is sh*te, I might give it a miss.

I don't think my mother and aunt would forgive me for three cr*p films in a week.

The Awakening was good if you like spooky films.

I liked it, they didn't!

[prettyxcool]

Ok, don't send them to Trespass then!

[Jayman]

This is what my bottom 5 looks like for the year:

Little White Lies (France)
Trespass (US)
Tees Maar Khan (India)
Shucks Tshabalala's Survival Guide to South Africa (South Africa)
Sleeping Beauty (Australia)

No one can accuse me of not keeping it cosmopolitan