Shadwell Army

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Bolder B @RT08290422 Aug 16, 2026 Probably the worst film I've ever had to endure, the only reason I watched it all the way through was because I thought maybe it would pick up but it didn't, I'm shocked it got released, what the hell were they thinking, a total embarrassment to all involved. I've got nothing good to say about it and I'm wasting my time typing this only to spare someone the misery of watching it, I'm done on this bye.... See more @RT76303057 Feb 19, 2023 Excellent film. Great acting, great story. See more Dec 20, 2021 Plot , writing and dialogue actually gave up half way. Feels like there's a ton of skipped scenes . Second half of the movie is more like a comedy especially the ending See more Nov 23, 2021 Utterly awful. The dialogue was so cringe inducing I hid behind the sofa. Was the script written by a 14 year old kid studying for a sociology GCSE? Do people talk like this ever? Complemented perfectly by wooden and unenthusiastic performances from all involved,who must have worked out where this was going. One high point was Perry Fenwick,freed from playing a village idiot on East Enders for the last 20 years , he was very impressive.Notable for what may be one of the worst scenes in all of cinema ( Ena Sharples) , God save us from it attaining cult status. See more Nov 11, 2016 The first ID film was a gritty undercover cop thriller about one man losing himself while trying to infiltrate a notorious firm. The follow-up is more of a remake than a sequel and although it's entertaining enough it's the weaker of the 2. Two characters from the original reprise their roles but the original central character is only mentioned briefly in passing and we never discover his fate. The sequel finds another cop undercover but this time the firm is found to be controlled by the EDL and that's basically it. The main problem with the film is that it was lacking any serious threat or menace. In the first movie the viewer knew the undercover cop was out of his depth as soon as he stepped onto the firm's territory and the scenes were full of tension, there is no such threat this time around. I think I would have preferred a direct sequel to the original rather than this semi-remake / follow-up. See more Nov 8, 2016 Eddie and Gumbo (bless him) return in this belated sequel, it's not as well put together as The Dogs' first outing though it's still decent (almost nostalgic) viewing for completists of the genre. See more Read all reviews

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