Really Surprised!

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Absolutely the worst movie.

Absolutely brilliant

I saw this film in a festival recently and thought it was a great little British thriller. I can understand why it's attracted so much attention as visually it looks fantastic. the performances were great, especially the two male leads. the world was believable and I was totally drawn into this original and arresting story. it worked well as a tense thriller and there were at several occasions when I literally jumped in my seat. and there's also a few laughs as well. A great film and worth checking out.

I saw this film at the I Filmmaker International Film Festival in Marbella which was a really lovely festival and the screening conditions were great, this allowed us to see the films with good sound and get a real idea of their quality. And talking about quality I was surprised at the quality of Mile End knowing how little the budget had been (speaking to director G Higgins). As you watch it it gets better and better and pulls you in. The actors are good and the chemistry between them works well, suspense builds too. I am looking forward to seeing this directors new works and also what will happen when he gets a production company and money behind him. Would recommend this film!

Mile End is a atmospheric film. Shot with craft. Edited in a way you don't notice the editing; good. The characters feel very real and familiar. I cared what happens to the them, which is typical of good storytelling. I recognised the ego of Paul, the main character, in myself. This made we feel embarrassed and uncomfortable as I saw how Paul treats others around him. His fragile confidence and reluctance to accept help are very human qualities. I couldn't help but feel involved in the story; partly due to local setting. The other the frustrations of Kate. After the film finished, I was left with many questions and points of discussion. Very much a good thing.

An unsettling thriller with some genuinely scary moments that I didn't see coming and had me jumping out of my seat! The acting was excellent, the hero a totally believable ordinary bloke of the sort you might work with or live next to, placed in a sinister situation which again, you could imagine yourself being drawn into unwittingly. The film develops an atmosphere of creepiness, claustrophobia and menacing psychological dysfunction which is enhanced by contrasting expansive views of the London's riverside, where which much of the action is set. Mark Arnold as John is really scary and threatening- he'd make a very good Bond villain! There are some surprising twists and a really satisfying ending.