Well seeing as i know some of the cats in it i cant help but be biased when i saw this is a great short!
The screen writing debut of Tina Malone has dialogue with hints of the realism that only writers like Tarantino can capture. The titus andronicus scene in the taxi shows this alongside such obvious stand-outs as the café interiors.
The only niggly parts for me are the location gaffs such as the driving shots where the taxi magically moves from one end of the city to another in a cut, and the magical self closing blinds at the end. Who closes them?!
With star turns from Neil Fitzmaurice, Louis Emmerick, Celia Imrie and a scene stealing Johnny Vegas, its easy to lose the unknown actors but I'm sure everyone agrees they more than hold their own.
I recommend everyone get to see this film, even if it will prove difficult to see it on its limited DVD release.
Roll on Didn't She Blow Your Mind and Signed Sealed Delivered!
The screen writing debut of Tina Malone has dialogue with hints of the realism that only writers like Tarantino can capture. The titus andronicus scene in the taxi shows this alongside such obvious stand-outs as the café interiors.
The only niggly parts for me are the location gaffs such as the driving shots where the taxi magically moves from one end of the city to another in a cut, and the magical self closing blinds at the end. Who closes them?!
With star turns from Neil Fitzmaurice, Louis Emmerick, Celia Imrie and a scene stealing Johnny Vegas, its easy to lose the unknown actors but I'm sure everyone agrees they more than hold their own.
I recommend everyone get to see this film, even if it will prove difficult to see it on its limited DVD release.
Roll on Didn't She Blow Your Mind and Signed Sealed Delivered!