Antony Sher, Colm Meaney, Gemma Arterton
You're a London tube driver and you've had two 'one-unders' in as many weeks. You're traumatized but completely blameless. Then you're told about the '3 and Out' rule; three fatal accidents within a m...( read more
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Decent comedy drama with Mackenzie Crook as a man who, already bored with his job as a London tube driver, becomes even more depressed when two people throw themselves under his train in as many weeks. But later our man finds out if he hits three people iin a month he gets early ...( read more)
This was very good which surprised me.
The acting was very good the actors showed emotions and the casts in it had some powerful voices in parts but there were a few tiny parts when the acting wasn't so powerful not actually weak but not so powerful.
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at first i didnt thinkit was up to much and thought it was going to be pretty simple and not up to much
but the more i watched it and the more i got into it the better it becamse
the acting wasnt the best ive ever seen and the story wasnt up to much either but it was pretty...( read more)
There is alot of bad stuff in here, but the saving grace is the relationship between Colm Meany and Imelda Staunton which i really strong and when it comes to his final outocme, you do feel sad.
i expected a comedy but what i got was a touching and meaningfull drama which kinda rocked.
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