Suspected after 2 minutes it was going to be a complete waste of time. The "soundtrack" pretty much gave that away immediately, a one note drone that started from the get go and carried on throughout the whole film, trying in vain to create some kind of tension or cover up the sheer emptiness of anything engaging or I dont know what. I wanted to jump out the window after an hour and a half of that. The movie was altogether dreary and lifeless with not a single interesting character to care about, it just drolly dragged on and on without meaning and ended nowhere as we knew it would.
I would like to say it was depressing but it was too pointless to even be that.
Review of British Made
