Four

Great film. Exceeded expectations and was thoroughly enjoyed. Funny, different and a great film on its own. Worth taking your time to watch

'Four' is categorised as a drama/thriller, but I think they missed a genre, which is comedy. Now please do not think I find violence funny; the violence definately is not funny, but the way the characters try and complete their plan is a bit like a farce! Now that is funny. Business man husband played by Craig Conway was very entertaining, as you see he truly hasn't thought this plan out properly and his heart truly isn't into the violence. His role becomes comedic by his questions and his actions. Basically he has no idea what he's doing. Now, the detective is someone who knows exactly what he is doing, and it is clear he's probably done this before. BUT, by leaving the husband on his own is where the real problems start! Unsure whether this was meant to make people laugh in places (maybe to lighten the scenes) but I did and I felt this was appropriate in those particular places. The parts that make this a thriller, not bad, however I did have an idea earlier on that was proven to be correct. The final twist though was very good. NEVER, cross a woman. It gets you into a lot of trouble!

I did not enjoy this film at all; perhaps except for the first 5 minutes when it still appeared to have promise. It was slow, unplausable and in particular had very poor dialog.

A very bleak and dark film that seems to have been made on a very small budget. Not at all enjoyable from start to finish.

Poor. Not much action. Low budget. Boring and tiresome. Filmed in one location and only four actors, hence the title!