Fun Friday The Killer Choice


AKA Stressed to Death


What a horrible choice. This film definitely has the right, first, title. This highlights that just one moment in time can have the potential to change your whole life.


This film puts me on edge, as to the repercussions, if any, however, as this is a ‘Thriller’ the feeling is to be, i’d say, expected. Oh, I see.


It gets worse, I suppose I should have expected who he was. This says/brings revenge to a whole new level.


There is a continuity error as, when did she have time to put her helmet on? Also why go home? She should have led them to a place of authority. Also why leave the bike on the lawn? Such a recognisable bike. So much tragedy. This is not nice to watch.


There are, I believe, a few errors in this film, first, why did she shoot what looked like all her bullets? Second, he could hardly move so why could/did he turn up at her house? I know they say adrenaline can do that but he looked a lot better when he arrived than he should have done. That should be her last bullet.


This film has come full circle.


I have mixed feelings about this film. I think it may just be me to think this but that shop seems in the middle of absolute nowhere, surely there would be more houses and other thighs closer for them to go and get help.


I am also not sure if she is ready for work, maybe I am clearly missing something.


Overall I got the feeling this film was a bit sluggish.


Thank you for reading


Sandra

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