London

Nothing special and downright stupid a lot of the time. It tries to be philosophical a lot but just fails miserably and Syd is one of the most annoying characters I've ever seen. Pass on this.

okay movie

The whole reason I watch movies is to avoid having coked up conversations in bathrooms.

This is the kind of movie that only works if you sympathize with it, and yet, it tries really hard to inspire antipathy every chance it gets. Can't say it "hate" it, though, as it transpires some genuine affection from all involved.

* Casting, Acting : 6 * Script : 2 * Directing, Aura : 4 * Ease of Viewing : 5 * Naked Eye : 5

Despite a few interesting moments, I cannot say I felt anything but frustration and disdain towards this; an amateurishly vague attempt at subverting the breakup-drama with forced intellectualism rather than a visceral psychological narrative. Misguided. I can see why this director has not done anything since.

Theatrical male-bonding lost in lots of crappy dialogue and uninteresting characters, with some female eyecandy thrown into the mix. *Preview*: #12#, exp-3*, story, (reviews), Kelli.G/7, Jessica.B/6, R3.

London is a very weird film. It stars Jason Statham and Chris Evans, but forces them to sit around and talk for 90 minutes. I'm not sure if it's necessarily worth it. It feels more like a play than a film, and by the end, you're not going to care whether or not Evans and Biel get back together -- Evans' character hasn't made us feel for him over the last hour and a half. I think it's worth seeing if only to say that you did, but I don't think many will walk away happy.

60.500

"Richards recognizes and exploits Evans's beauty, self-reflexively using it as a red herring." - Ed Gonzalez

i loved the dialogues, i know the film is about no essential crisis or anything but is acted well

I liked this. Does the boy get the girl? See it and find out. I deserves a bigger audience.

A beautiful twist on the cliche love stories with deep conversations, beautiful aspects of love and a reality that hurts a bit. Like it should.

Good, Emotional, Personal story of Love, Loss, and Misery.

The only Jason Statham movie where he's not a serious bad-ass, that alone sets it up to be interesting, but not quite memorable.

Great film.