Incendiary

Incendiary

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Where do I apply to get the 90 minutes of my life back?

Reviewed by Matthew Solovay, 2010-01-26

I also saw this movie on a whim, knowing nothing about it. I was neutral (or perhaps even a touch positive) on the cast. The acting itself was fine, I had no major issues with any of the acting or cuts. However the story was unbelievable, had some hideous and cliched twists and turns, and ultimately left me wishing I had done anything other than waste my time on this movie. Save your money and read a book.

Incendiary - Not a good movie

Reviewed by B. C. Horne, 2009-11-30

The plot itself was a good one, and one that is told almost all the time, but absolutely predictable. If the writer was trying to elicit compassion, I'm not sure who it would have been geared towards. If anger and disgust was to be drawn from the audience, I believe a small amount of anger would be the word to describe how I felt about the loose change I spent on this video. I would have been happier with an expensive cup of coffee.

Disgust would be the description on what a horrible actress Michelle Williams was. This role was not for her. If people think it was, then she needed to practice/rehearse it better. Or perhaps the writer needed to perfect the role made for mother's having affairs acting slutty with the strange good looking man whore down the street while her son and husband attended a ball game.

that's it.

Incendiary

Reviewed by Patricia Grace, 2009-11-05

The movie was interest. Watching this woman deal with her grief and guilt was a bit strange. I would not watch the second time.

Just Shoot Me

Reviewed by Jake Jacobsen, 2009-10-11

How do i hate thee? Let me count the ways...

#1 The trailer suggests a movie that is at least action-y. It is anything but. The story starts in the head, stays in the head, and ends in the crazy, moronic and infuriatingly morally equivocating head of the main character.

#2 It made no #@$! sense.

#3 I paid hard-earned money for this excrement-stained drivel.

#4 I could have spent this time doing something fun and interesting like clipping my toenails, or perhaps even trimming my cat's nosehair.

#5 My head hurts. See #s 1-4.

Dear Osama

Reviewed by prisrob, 2009-09-01

Dear Osama," "They say that life is what happens when you're busy making other plans. Do you find that, sitting in your cave with your Kalashnikov?" Michelle Williams plays a young London woman who is trying to piece her life together after a tragedy. If ever there was a one woman show, this is it, even though there are other actors. I gave this film 4 stars because of her acting.

For some reason this young woman remains married to a man who gives her little attention. She is beautiful and resilient and keeps their marriage and their much beloved son together, for what, I can only imagine. She begins the narrative on this film talking about her son and she tells us she will explain soon. On a fine day, husband and son go off the latest Arsenal/Chelsea game. The young woman meets up with her next door neighbor, they had a one night affair and again the attraction and they meet and well.... All Hell has broken loose and a terrorist attack occurs and husband and son are not coming home.;. Young mum convinces the next door neighbor, a journalist for a London paper, to take her to the site and in the middle of this, she is injured. To top this doozy of a film off, her husband worked for a government anti-terrorist group. His supervisor tries to take care of the young woman. In the meantime the young journalist has found information of a government secret. In and out and about the story goes with no where to settle.

This could have been a wonderful film with more of a story. We have to fill in too many bits and pieces. Michelle Williams is the story but that is not enough for this film. I loved the essence of this film, and what it could have said.

Recommended. prisrob 09-01-09

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