Strings (2011)

Very well executed

Did you people see the same film I saw?

Am i the only one who thinks........Average?

Simple and well acted, it has tension enough to knot the stomach.

I saw this movie with my whole family and are ranges age from 13-74. Now usually it is very hard to get every age group to like a certain movie. Not the case here. We all loved the film and talked about it for days afterward. The only thing we regretted was seeing it at a film festival because we wanted to see it a 2nd time. So as soon as we find out where it is playing we will be there. I would recommend this picture to all my friends to go see and thought the film makers did a great job. They should be really proud of this film. I found myself guessing all the way through the entire film. We thought all the actors in the film did a great job and hope to see them in their other projects coming up.

I have seen this movie twice with different people and all of us were mesmerized both times. I am always amazed at what comes from writer's minds, but this was an especially interesting idea and it really did make me thinks about the Strings in my life. I can't wait until it is in Theaters across the country. Billy Harvey reminded me of that old line "don't just act, stand there". He conveyed volumes with a look. Very impressive for a newcomer. I, too, would give this movie a Best Ensemble award. I wanted each and every one of them to win their particular fight. I also loved the music, particularly Billy's theme song. It was haunting. I was delighted when he won the award for Best Song. This is a very talented group of actors and I am hoping they get the recognition they deserve.

I saw this stunning film at the Breckenridge Film Festival, where it garnered well-deserved praise and awards.The story involves choices... and consequences. Each step taken by the main character leads him further into a world he (and we) don't understand. Gorgeous cinematography and deft editing seduce us into his dark reality. Clarity comes in lightening flashes. Directors Ben Foster and Mark Dennis attack an intriguing "what if" scenario with jaw-dropping originality.The visually arresting wild ride is enhanced by outstanding music. (The Breckenridge Festival jury was sufficiently impressed by Billy Harvey's song, "Greatest Escape", to create a special award in its honor). I'm looking forward to a wider release of "Strings", because I can't wait to tell people: go see it!

Intense movie, never a dull moment. Great how it can be an action film and a chick flick without ever feeling like it. Can't wait to see it again!There are many subtleties that make the movie more interesting. Makes a person really think about the "strings" that bind them and what lengths you would go to, to protect and cherish those strings. The casting was right on, capturing perfect looks and personalities for the roles. Again, keeps you interested the entire movie. Great to see a real entertainment movie again. One that would be remembered and deserving of awards.