Sightseers (2013)

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Absolutely the worst movie.

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

I was very surprised that every review wasn't along the lines of that of carliebseattle. This is close to being the worst movie I've ever seen. No plot - everything happens by happenstance. No exploration of character to glean the roots of the ongoing psychopathy (which, as this movie suggests, is apparently contagious). Most of what is intended to be comedy is not in the least humorous. There is a little bit of twisted sexual humour, but it's like giving a handful of popcorn to someone who hasn't eaten for three weeks. I've seen a lot of bad movies, but not many like this - ones so bad that it makes you angry you wasted your time watching it. The surprise ending is slightly satisfying, but doesn't come close to making up for the boring and misguided buildup. I'm only giving it a one out of ten because I'm not allowed to give it a zero rating. Warning - Don't be misled by the reviewer who claimed that you would like this if you loved Harold and Maude. You wouldn't.

Dorky couple accidentally go on the rampage.Count how many times you cry "OH MY GOD!" at the screen in stunned horror and guilty delight. This brilliant black comedy is touching, funny, and while it's shocking these are not just Eli Roth gross-out gore-porn kind of shocks. Definitely a very British film. Have you ever been camping in Britain? The beautiful countryside lures you in, but the weather and - more then anything else - the other campers drive you absolutely insane. All of which makes for very sympathetic lead characters, despite their actions!Verdict: Worth seeing for those knickers alone.yetanotherfilmreviewblog.tumblr.com

Great movie, and surprisingly so. I went in with an open mind but the first few scenes were very depressing and dull (so much so I thought I was watching a French movie), and the characters fairly loathsome. However, from a point the movie suddenly kicks into life and becomes very gritty and dark, yet with humorous (dark humour, of course) moments.What follows is a roller-coaster ride. The previously-benign lead characters suddenly become very dangerous and unpredictable, leading to great, knife-edge tension. A great study in how unpredictable people can be, and how circumstances and events can change them, or, at least, reveal their true selves.Good performances from Steve Oram and Alice Lowe, who also wrote the script.

Never trust a bearded man with a caravan...The dark comedy darkened throughout the scene with random people intervening on their road trip Some parts of the film did in fact make me laugh however as it was bizarre it wouldn't be one of the films I would advise, and it would be a waste of time. The unrealism was astonishing. Chris Oram who was basically seen as being a psycho (in his own written film) turned his girlfriend Tina also into a psychopath. The film includes a variety of unusual and catastrophic scenes. Who would have guessed that it is she who caused the main death at the end.Every death was an accident...