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Well-made low-cost sci-fi
Peggie 2021-12-17 08:01:13
It’s still the British comedy of Big Talk. What’s different from the previous "Shaun Zombie", "Detective Blood" and "Paul" is that the film adds a lot of horror elements and lacks the old partner Simon Peggy’s Nick. Although Frost made a cameo appearance in the film, he also earned a lot of laughs for the film. The acting skills of the small actors in the film are also remarkable. Several films produced by Big Talk are obviously "civilian heroes". "Block War" is no exception. Ten minutes after the opening, the plot quickly entered the topic, and the rhythm of one and a half hours was also very tightly controlled. As a small-cost science fiction film with a budget of less than 8 million, it is already a top-notch work.
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Benny 2021-12-17 08:01:13
I didn’t say a word for 60 minutes, so I came to say that this group of teenagers are the culprits of the riots in London. After this kind of film was made, did the UK become a joke of the whole world...
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Alexis 2022-04-24 07:01:10
No new ideas or bright spots, nick's appearance is too tricky. The more interesting luminous fangs were also spoiled in advance by the poster.
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Jerome: I'd like to see the brother who's going to fight that.
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Dimples: What kind of alien, out of all the places in the whole wide world, would invade some shitty council estate in south London?
Dennis: One that's lookin' for a fight!