I wasn't expecting much, its obvious it's done on a shoe string.

Bit shaky at the start I thought.

But it got better, just with heart and soul of the performances. No explosions every 5 minutes for no reason.

Could have used a bigger budget for production values, but I expect that will come.

Dialogue was realistic, with a great running time, in and out, no wasting of time.

Found it good fun with heartfelt performances.

Especially with a crew list that small, this is tough to do.

Hooray for the indy spirit!

How in the world did this get financing to be made?

Its a dreadful no rating piece of junk, thats not even good enough to be called amateur etc, etc! Watch it at your own peril and don't complain, afterwards, that you were not warned properly...because you were...I did so...you chose to ignore - lol - !

Unworthy of a star. :(

The cast and crew all deserve props for producing a solid indie film.

If you watch Fast & Furious movies all the time then it's totally not a fair comparison.

Producing a film like this with a fraction of the budget takes financial ingenuity and creative flair.

But the film holds its own.

And it's refreshingly different to most indie gangster films which are all filmed in east London.

That alone was refreshing.

The lead characters hold their own weight and carry the plot really well.

If you're up for watching something a little different which is not the usual CGI heavy, big budget predictable Hollywood stuff... this is definitely worth a watch.

I hope the DOP gets suitable recognition for his work too.

And finally... I did laugh at the shout-out in the credits for Boscombe railway station staff chasing them off.

Yes, you're supposed to get permission and pay location fees for that kind of thing. But if you're up against it, you've got to get creative.

Love that they pulled it off.