Solace

Well what a film it turned out to be. NOT what I had expected. You would do well to be VERY Mentally STABLE. or as the States put Emotionally Stable. There were plenny of mature themes, in IReland, they have it as 15+, I feel they should have it slightly higher, say about 16. They had all the usual of crime, shooting. etc., They actually showed a scene of self inflicting wounds. ie slicing wrists and the death occurring. Then you must certainly WOULD not want to have just eaten. THankfully I had finished my nachos when this scene appeared, whereby an Autopsy of a kid was occurring. They had taken the brain out of the skull and literally as I type this, I get a bit queasy sliced it in half like a cake or whatever. I felt there was no need for that for me personally. The plot was on the ball alrite. The main character clearly suffered from some form of Mental Health trauma. He was even asked what does he have. He himself couldn't bring himself to reveal.

PLOT

The plot was self explanatory. We are treated to a crime scene. Joe(Dean Morgan) hires out John(Hopkins). Joe along with his partner Katherine(Cornish) help with John to solve very similar crimes who has physic visions. IN that the victim is of a dying nature, where they have an underlying issue. For e.g a kid ie the boy I referred to above, died of wounds to the neck, but then is later revealed that he actually had BRain Cancer. Likewise Joe the Detective. He was actually shot and later revealed that he was Stage 4 Cancer. So the killer Charles Abmorsie(Farrell). The film deals with whether someone should kill  out of "compassion" or "mercy". However John RIGHTLY points out we "can't play God".

Spooks: The Greater Good

You'd have to have seen the TV Series Spooks. It was enjoyable, don't get me wrong. Your usual everyday criminal film. A guy escapes another. A guy is released, while being transferred. The blame is put on the inside. The guy on the inside, is himself struck off. My apologies for the lack of plot. As I says, you have to have seen the TV Series Spooks. I don't even know the characters names. haahha. Great action otherwise. Tagline: "MI5(Mission Impossible series) Meets BOurne series.

Gone Girl

Well, I was most looking forward to this particular film. The trailer was so intriguing. WHO killed the wife. That's the main plot. The plot unfolds, when Nick Dunne(Affleck) gets a call. He finds that he comes home to an empty house, ie the wife(Pike) has disappeared. He contacts the local police office. Detective Rhonda Boney(Dickens) heads the investigation. Each clue, and evidence faces towards Nick himself. BUT there's a twist. In that, Sociopaths Path is inside the wife's mind. IN that because she caught Nick cheating on her with Andie(Ratajkowski), she wanted to frame him for her murder and as Missouri has the Death Penalty to kill him. SO she herself disappears. She herself frames Desie(Patrick Harris).

That's all I can give without giving it all away. Overall, I am most disappointed with this film. In that, the trailer gave it all away, by that I mean, in the trailer, it is found that NOT ONE MENTION of Amy, the wife, is sociopath. All we're told is that she's missing and Nick is suspected. I would have loved that the WHOLE movie be surrounded by this plot. Instead half way through they introduce a twist. I detest this, as I got so confused, and simply put there was no need for it.

The Guest

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