London Rampage

London Rampage is awful from start to finish. Terrible script, terrible acting and terrible filming. It was a massive waste of time and it reminded me of something a 14 year old would write thinking it would make him look hard in real life. Childish

Absolutely dire, does not deserve 1 star, atrocious camera work, cringeworthy acting, I could go on and on but this piece of rubbish is not worth the extra effort. One of those wannabe cockney gangster films that inadvertently becomes a parody of the genre. So bad it could even be a parody of a parody.

This ambitious UK Indie Arthouse drama has loads of wrestling action sequences and stars the renowned wrestler and action movie veteran Greg Burridge, with a featured performance from Will Ospreay who will be no stranger to wrestling fans.

Like watching a really bad school play acted in a second language. worse than the room, but without the laughs. There should be a negative star for crap like this.

If you have not experienced,seen first hand,been a victim of any and all in this film you cannot empathise,imagine .Please chose your ratings,comments and critique on how you would feel.

I like a good london manor movie. If that is what you are expecting, I would avoid this movie. It is interesting and very contemporary. Stepping away from the template means that many won't like it. That is compounded by some ill-delivered lines. There are some good action sequences and some tension built. It is however, difficult to see what the message of the movie is. Especially given the last scene. As a piece of film art, it is very good. Too intellectual for a relaxing movie experience though.

The action sequences are fantastic, it has unique energy to it.Really interested to see how the director's style develops in features following. Some really great sequences in there.