REVIEW - THE WHEELMAN
A friend at work recommended this film and as I'd never heard of it I thought why not.
So I have a simple question for you, do you think the bigger the budget the better the film?
Case in point The Wheelman.
Obviously a tight budget but the in car camera shots are very original and actually add to the suspense of the interesting story being told but......
During the film there are silly lazy errors that whilst don't detract from the overall film do irritate. For example driving past the same neon lit shop front 5 times, having the hand brake light illuminated on the dash board, using the same frontage of a bar to drive past and later walk past.
As I say simple and lazy or tight budget but which don't spoil the film.
Plot moves along quickly enough with a few twists and turns to keep you interested.
Rating 7 out of 10
A friend at work recommended this film and as I'd never heard of it I thought why not.
So I have a simple question for you, do you think the bigger the budget the better the film?
Case in point The Wheelman.
Obviously a tight budget but the in car camera shots are very original and actually add to the suspense of the interesting story being told but......
During the film there are silly lazy errors that whilst don't detract from the overall film do irritate. For example driving past the same neon lit shop front 5 times, having the hand brake light illuminated on the dash board, using the same frontage of a bar to drive past and later walk past.
As I say simple and lazy or tight budget but which don't spoil the film.
Plot moves along quickly enough with a few twists and turns to keep you interested.
Rating 7 out of 10