Sean O'kelly

This is a nail biting ' online dating' Netflix drama completed with abduction, murder, betrayal, loneliness, catfishing, anger, revenge and denial. There's many twists and turns in the story that points the finger at friends, family and completely unconnected strangers. Filmed in Melbourne this is a suspenseful story that will keep you guessing untill the last. A couple of the characters may be a little over the top namely the trouble making sister but mosly it's a timely reminder to anyone looking for love on the internet.

,1917 - The Movie Before I begin I have say that being a front line soldier in 1917 is an experience I'm grateful I didn't have to live through. This stunningly filmed wartime saga goes far beyond my expectations and does not shy away from presenting the horrors of war. Telling the story of two World War 1 British soldiers who find themselves in extraordinary circumstances. Knock-abour mates Lance Corporal Blake and Lance Corporal Schofield are given the unenviable task of crossing over 'no man's land' into enemy territory when communication break down. Together they must deliver a written message by the next morning to prevent an ambush that could potentially massacre 1,600 British soldiers one of who is Blake's own brother. The ' single shot' filming style gives the audience the unnerving sense of being there with them as they navigate their way through mud, barbwire, bloated rotting corpses, carcuses of slain horses, raging rivers and sniper attacks. With a couple of noteworthy cameo roles and an outstanding performance from the little known star this movie is a big, big contender for the awards list. Having said that, I cannot help seeing this epic wartime drama as a cross between the Gallipoli (re:1981) and Saving Private Ryan (re: 1998) The realism of their walk through the trenches displays the piterfull conditions the troops had to endure. War is not only Hell it is where it is waged as well. If you are into heart wrenching tales about real heros in a constantly threatening real world situation then this masterpiece will surely arouse your emotions. On the big screen it is a visual treat and breathtaking experience. Not for the faint hearted *****

I cannot believe that there are so many positive reviews for this annoyingly cheap imitation of Romancing The Stone. One would hope that the four stars who appeared only did so as a favor or for a ridiculous amount of $. Surely no one paid real money for that unfunny light weight script. My one star rating is out of respect for the fabulous cast I don't even want to mention the cast by name because if you don't know who they are you will not be encouraged to think bad of them.