This film is awful. None of the main characters in this film are interesting or likeable and this film is too grim. There is nothing in this film that makes me feel positive, it is all unbearably sad. Even the ending of this film does not create a sense of hope for enough good to happen in this film. This film does not have an interesting storyline and it is too violent considering that it does not include the violence which it involves in an interesting storyline. I also think that this film is stereotypical and classist. I can expect this film to get good reviews just because it seems to draw attention to how hard life can be for working class people, but when people think outside the box about this film it is clear that it focuses on the stereotype of working class people all continuing to be working class and living a life which is very relevant to crime. I know that it is hard for working class people to stop being working class but it does sometimes happen though and this film doesn't show it enough. I'm not saying that I think that this film should not show any working class people continuing to be working class at the end of it but it should show a bit more than it does of working class people stopping being working class. This film also makes it seem like upper class people tend to all be Conservative MPs which is a stereotype as well. There is not enough we are made to understand about the main antagonist in this film. The most likeable people in this film are boring and this film doesn't show enough interaction between working class people and posh people and this film doesn't show enough happiness at all. There is a part at the end of this film which makes me extremely upset when a woman is scared that she has lost her children. It seems unrealistic that people in this film wouldn't escape the community which they are part of because of how bad life seems to be in this community. I would not recommend this film, it is a horrible film.
