But even if replacing the missing bits made it make more sense more sense, it would also make it longer, which would be agony. The kids are taking their roles quite seriously, and are at least trying, but the adult actors seem to think it's a cartoon, overplaying everything. But it's hard to act well when you're given such wretched dialogue. And you can see the ending coming a mile away, although they don't tell you what happened to any of the villains. Ever the optimist, I kept watching, hoping it would get better, but it just gets dumber and more painful to watch. Honestly, the more I think about it, the more I re-think that second star. Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2020 Verified Purchase Should be a charming family fantasy, but it's not quite that, although generations of British children have fond memories. THIS edition is horribly cut, so that a number of scenes in the original release are gone, including the farewells from all the actors at the end credits, which is a total shame.
Certainly the only way he could publish this when he did is to claim that it is autobiographical. Everyone knows that war brings out the worst in people, and this film tries to imagine the worst things that could happen to a small boy during that time. War also brought out the best in people, many of whom risked their lives to save many. After watching this film, I wonder what the goal of it was; to show how awful people can be or to show the resilience of a boy who wouldn't give up. The actor who played the boy is incredible in the role. There are some things that do not need to be shown, or seen for that matter. Viewing this film leaves you feeling dirty for having watched it. I would not recommend the film for its content, as I believe it is an opportunity for a film maker to show filth he normally couldn't. There are some things that you cannot unsee and things that will be ingrained in your memory - as I was watching, I asked if I should continue... Spend your two and a half hours another way.
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Meanwhile, Sketchy and Skeezy come across a dentist's truck and drive it to a nearby town. The truck is part of an organized scam to traffic humans, kill them, turn them into zombies and use them as slave labor in a town run by a guy named Tyler Burr, who's basically a dandy in a televangelist suit. Sketchy, Skeezy and 10K are all welcomed into the fold because the truck had zombies in it. Happy accident! Meanwhile, Murphy is still pretty angry over Cassandra being killed, and the team is starting to disagree over the idea that the mission is to get Murphy to California and everything that stands in the way is expendable. Tension! Back in Burrville, there's a new love interest for 10K! And … that never goes well. We're instantly worried for this girl, though she ends up being the only person who takes 10K seriously when he says that he was traveling with The Murphy. And when Sketchy and Skeezy are put on trial by none other than The Scorpion for stealing the truck, she's the only one who can save 10K's neck... literally... After Sketchy gives impassioned yet ultimately ineffective pleas for justice, The Scorpion sentences them all to hanging.