Two Graves

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Loved every moment of this brilliant true British independent film. It was gritty, didn't follow the typical over used americanised colour. Character development was done well, I was able to really resonate with the characters. I liked the pace it moved at and was great to see some classic British faces in there. Throughly enjoyable.

It's an absolutely gripping film, more twists than a turkey twizzler. Violent and interesting.

Two Graves is so underrated, enjoyed it from start to finish, what a gritty performance from Cathy Tyson, really fast paced, all scenes tied together in the end, worth a watch, then judge for yourself...

Really enjoyed this 85 min British film. Good pace to it and good acting.

I was reluctant to watch this film, having read negative reviews, however without having any better alternatives and, being somewhat intrigued by the moral lesson implied by the title, I thought I'd give it a chance. The film is not what it first appears to be, and I found myself initially sympathising with characters whom I later found appalling, and vice versa.

First of all I have to say this is actually okay, and I am quite fussy. I suppose as I am British I do like British dramas. And Katie Jarvis is quite a charismatic screen presence. She may be restricted to parts for londoners, but then you could say that of Jason Statham.

Just watched this on Netflix, and I gotta say - why all the hate? This was a good independent film, with good acting, good plot, and good atmosphere. I've never read the book, so maybe that's it. But as a stand-alone film, I was entertained & dug it! Katie Jarvis was the standout to me. I loved her in Fish Tank, and she doesn't disappoint here. I recommend it for any and all who enjoy gritty independent films. Definitely worth a watch. I wish Katie would get more roles. She acts well, and she's easy on the eyes. I will be watching this again. Peace out!

One of those movies where you go away feeling you have wasted your time which you will never get it back... full of cliches and bad acting. How do right-thinking people give these idiots access to a film studio? Apart from that the attempt to frame it in some kind of social justice context was laughable...