Panic Button (2011)

I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Sorry, this movie sucks

Sadly Over-hyped

Did you people see the same film I saw?

What can I say? I like when filming scenes and actors are very limited. That together with horror and trapped like situation is awesome combination. Love it. But yeah, the movie is independent and you really can notice it. The filming and atmosphere is kind of different than normally. It's a good thing. Not too much actors and I think those four main actors does REALLY good job.The negatives: I think the ending and script would be the weak point of the film. There could be a liittle more information about everything. Also the climax and ending is quite odd.I still enjoyed this movie. It's a really good movie in it's genre. Although it's kind of used genre. Like in Saw movies. ("do you wanna play a game?"), but with a twist. I would gladly recommend if you like to watch horror/trap -kind of movies, with limited actors and scenes.

This film had potential, the grievances from Rupert Turner are more than understandable and it points out some plausible problems with the ever growing social media. But it was a awful film. The acting made me want to punch myself in the face and eventually the direction of the film coincidentally plummeted to the earth.When reading the description i was intrigued, and sat down hoping for a little surprise; like something along the lines of "Tower Block" which was also a British low budget film. Well i did end up being surprised...at how bad this film was. I understand it's hard to make an impact with such a low budget, but to settle for such unconvincing actors isn't mandatory. If they cast 4 better actors this could have been a fairly good film, but they didn't. They are annoying, extremely annoying. And it's not the characters that frustrated me, but the actors themselves and their inability to truly make me believe they where in such a situation.As i said it could've been a good film, but unless you're a movie fanatic like myself then i wouldn't bother wasting my time.

Four strangers win an all expenses paid flight to New York, thanks to a social network site called Altogether. Once aboard the flight, they are invited to play a game which could win them prizes, and without reading the terms and conditions, they begin to play.After a few personal questions, secrets about the four are revealed, much to everyone's disdain, and when the group or individuals refuse to answer a question, a friend on their profile is killed.Soon the faceless voice turns the group against each other, and guess what? They decide to go for each other.After reading the reviews of this, I wasn't really looking forward to watching it, but it sounded okay, and I think Johnson is a good actress, so why not.We are introduced to the group and as soon as you see them, you just know who will die first and why. The cocky tubby one was my first choice, because he was annoying and archetypal in the yuppie sense.Second was the supposed glamorous one, who did nothing but giggle and/or moan.The other two I wasn't too sure about. Once the film locates to the plane,it becomes more interesting and it turns out to be a very solid thriller. The DVD cover states its a cross between Saw and Catfish, I get the Catfish connotation, no matter how loose it is, but the Saw one is just to get the numbers up.It's not gory, it's intelligent, and actually surprised me in the last third. There is a twist of course, but it's really quite clever and for once in a low budget thriller, different.Well worth seeking out.

I wanted to give it a 1/2 star instead of a full star, but I couldn't figure how to do it.The premise seemed promising at the beginning, but everything started to fall off after about 15 minutes into the movie.The acting is terrible; the characters aren't even remotely interesting. You can't sympathize or hate(for that matter) any of the characters.The ending is absolutely meaningless! And when the credit rolls you involuntarily spit in your soda.British cinema used to be great, but alas; it's gone Hollywood. We're all awaiting its return.