Sadly Over-hyped

Don't listen to the Hype. It's awful

It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.

I enjoy a 'paint drying movie' at times, but today wasn't one of them. How people like this movie is beyond me.

I liked the story. Tom hardy played a character that was an emotionally detached a$$. But could not help feeling sorry for. The film gets a passing grade ( Barely) but I think It would have been better if it were 30 to 45 minutes instead of a feature film

Reminders of the Hitchcock style, one location, dialogue driven type films, Hardy shows a side to him here, to tell the heart throb fans, that this man is a serious actor and that he is versitile and delivers.Sadly, I'm not sure this will be seen by the masses, but think it's one of his best roles.

I'll start by stating the obvious, that this is an unusual movie because it's setting is restricted merely to the interior of a car, which could give the impression that it could be quite boring. In actual fact this movie delivers more suspense than many other so called thrillers that I've seen in recent years. It's a testament to the importance of good dialogue, and a well written script which delivers on many levels. I admire the character of Ivan Locke because of how he handles the many situations in the movie, it conveys a strong message in anger management, and morality. When he makes the choice to do the right thing, even though he ends up pushed into a corner he still remains calm and finds the best solution. I think it's a really good message to present in the movie, which is what compelled me to write this review. I will however say that I think the movie rates a bit lower on rewatchability, other than that it was a great watch.