Scrapper
We just seem to have seen this same story again and again it's just been done to death. We had it last year in Where The Crawdads Sing, there was just nothing new here.
With that said we had some reasonable acting and the script was bearable, if there was anything redeeming it was the humour and I laughed a good few times.
The directing was good and certainly got the best out of these young actors but the central idea of an abandoned girl living life on the edge by stealing, causing countless misery to others who have been stolen from, and sold the idea that social services are the enemy is a dodgy premise.
It was watchable, so I'm giving it a 6 outta 10 from me.
We just seem to have seen this same story again and again it's just been done to death. We had it last year in Where The Crawdads Sing, there was just nothing new here.
With that said we had some reasonable acting and the script was bearable, if there was anything redeeming it was the humour and I laughed a good few times.
The directing was good and certainly got the best out of these young actors but the central idea of an abandoned girl living life on the edge by stealing, causing countless misery to others who have been stolen from, and sold the idea that social services are the enemy is a dodgy premise.
It was watchable, so I'm giving it a 6 outta 10 from me.