Ross Robertson

I've just spent an evening desperately hoping that there was more depth to the utterly predictably plot of this film and then discovering that there wasn't. My year nine students could have constructed a more believable narrative. All the ingredients could have made something really intriguing but ended up making beans on toast. Very disappointing.

A budget movie with some dreadfully cliché-ed lines and rather wooden acting. A pity, because the plot is worth a movie. I can see why public and film critics are at odds here. To the public, it's moderately entertaining. To film critics, it's cringe-worthy!

Truly awful. Great music hijacked by a dreadful plot. Star names paid to sacrifice their reputations for the sake of making a sequel. Oh dearie, dearie me. But of course, my wife loved it. And so I forgive you.