Reviews

Dafne Keen (above as Laura) is superb in this film and she could have a big future in this business either exploring this character or simply in other films.

The film is a bit of a 'coming of age' film that is encapsulated within a tense drama with all kinds of morality issues.

As I have already said, I didn't find it an easy watch as it is ultimately a film that details events that caused so much pain and so much heartache for many people

A great action film, with superb fight scenes, excellent gun play that simply doesn't let up.

The best thing about this film is that it had me feeling a range of emotions which is one of the key things that I look for in any film.

I knew Stephen Hawking's story after watching a documentary on him some time ago so (wrongly) thought that the film would offer me very little.

I was reluctant to watch this film as the original 'Trainspotting' (1996) was released smack back in the middle of my adolescence and was one of the stand out films from that time in my life.

Overall I enjoyed the film, and in particular the central characters and the dynamic that they have with one another.