Rattles along at a cracking pace, attaining a truly epic feel despite an obviously limited budget.

~ Jeff Robson -

Rattles along at a cracking pace, attaining a truly epic feel despite an obviously limited budget.

~ Jeff Robson -

Road movies come with clichés attached. Thanks to dialogue that strips convention to the bone, they have no effect here because they wouldn’t survive the verbal onslaught.

~ Angus Wolfe Murray -

Road movies come with clichés attached. Thanks to dialogue that strips convention to the bone, they have no effect here because they wouldn’t survive the verbal onslaught.

~ Angus Wolfe Murray -

What might sound vibrant or at least quirky on paper ends up falling very flat on screen.

~ Anton Bitel -

What might sound vibrant or at least quirky on paper ends up falling very flat on screen.

~ Anton Bitel -

The action sequences are stunning, the special effects impressive.

~ Andrew Robertson -

The action sequences are stunning, the special effects impressive.

~ Andrew Robertson -

As gratuitous and confrontational a story as you’re likely to come across.

~ Richard Mellor -

As gratuitous and confrontational a story as you’re likely to come across.

~ Richard Mellor -

Sometimes cinema tickles the senses, sometimes it tugs at the heartstrings, sometimes it exercises the intellect – but La Antena transmits to all three at once.

~ Anton Bitel -

Sometimes cinema tickles the senses, sometimes it tugs at the heartstrings, sometimes it exercises the intellect – but La Antena transmits to all three at once.

~ Anton Bitel -

Instantly forgettable but enjoyable enough.

~ Darren Amner -

Instantly forgettable but enjoyable enough.

~ Darren Amner -

A moody, raw piece of cinema.

~ Emma Slawinski -

A moody, raw piece of cinema.

~ Emma Slawinski -

Shankland dispenses with subplots almost as quickly as bodies, but his debut rattles along at a nice, taut pace.

~ Richard Mellor -

Shankland dispenses with subplots almost as quickly as bodies, but his debut rattles along at a nice, taut pace.

~ Richard Mellor -

Like the best works of art, John Carney’s Once is both melancholy and beautiful, a fragile poem that seems almost too delicate for the big screen.

~ The Exile -

Like the best works of art, John Carney’s Once is both melancholy and beautiful, a fragile poem that seems almost too delicate for the big screen.

~ The Exile -