Lovesusti The Worst Film Ever

Titreenp SERIOUSLY. This is what the crap Hollywood still puts out?

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

Staci Frederick Blistering performances.

movieman_kev Andrew and Bob are two GPS hunters who have recently accepted a hunt from the enigmatic fugitive Shephed Loman who's allegedly in possession of two million dollars and before you know it they're deep in the woods (with some friends in tow) in the game. But when the first clue they find is a series of Polaroids of a bound & gagged woman with the words 'don't let me die' as well as coordinates to the next clue, they get an inkling that this 'hunt' will be a bit different. The film starts off well enough. The acting while far from stellar, was perfectly adequate. I found myself interested in the storyline and the film kept my attention. But an ending that comes out of left field and is in one word: Idiotic, coupled with a really stupid coda sadly soured the entire movie for me. Eye Candy: An extremely fleeting and obscured glimpse of Lauren Nuebling topless & some side boob action from Nicola Anderson Eye Candy for the ladies: Paul Proios bares his ass My Grade: D+DVD Extras: Commentary by Director/writer Eric Colley & Producer/writer/actress Hallie Shephard; a 30 minute Making-of; 30 minute 'characters of' featurette; stunts featurette (19 minutes); a short 3 minute Anatomy of a scene; post-production (18 & a half min); Bob's 8 and a half min homemade documentary; a making-of "mistaken" (Colley's previous short film) featurette; a segment on the GPS internet game & a code for said game (speaking of there's another code at the tail-end of the film's credits)

ardentayu I saw this on DVD, which means I got to see the Behind the Scenes Bonus Features that go in depth into the making of this movie. There are more than 2 hours of special features.I didn't intend to watch them all, but they pulled me in so much I ended up watching most of them. After seeing those, I have a real appreciation of what the filmmakers went through to get their first feature made on a tiny budget, so I give them a '7.' The movie itself is really fun, but it's not flawless. It had me laughing out loud at a couple of the funny characters, and there were some very suspenseful scenes in the second half of the movie. I think the biggest problem is that the suspense doesn't really start up until halfway through. The first half almost plays like a comedy, the second half like a thriller. If you know that going in, you can like it anyway. But it is a little disconcerting to the viewer as the tone changes dramatically at the midway point.I'm glad they embellished GPS treasure hunting (or geocaching) to make it highly competitive, otherwise it wouldn't have been exciting. People are literally racing each other to get to the next hidden cache. There are some beautiful locations and some cool stunts. Overall, a really good first effort, and from what the director, producer, etc. said in the bonus features, it's obvious they learned a lot in the process to take with them to their next movie.

jbobo-2 I am not a big action thriller fan but I loved this movie. It had enough twists and surprises to keep you on the edge of your seat. I saw it at the Studio Movie Grill in Houston and would rather have seen it in a regular theater to not get distracted by the serving of food. However, Daniel and Paul were awesome in their roles and their best scenes were together. Daniel Magill may be a newcomer but he carried this movie brilliantly. I am more than ready for a sequel, how about GPS-Hawaii or GPS-Easter Island, Wow! Better yet... 'GPS - The Florida Keys', could be totally awesome. The Texas Premiere was great. Thank you Eric Colley, Hallie Shepherd, and Daniel Magill, the eyes of Texas shown upon you last night. I have seen Daniel Magill in other performances on stage and screen and his versatility is amazing and his best moments are subtle and very human. Having him there at the premiere to meet greet, and answer questions was charming and gracious. Hollywood, take notice! You have a new Robert Redford talent here in Houston, grab him quick.

HDbuff I saw GPS in LA. This movie blew me away. I expected a low budget campy horror film and got an epic adventure that took me back to my favorite thriller movies from the 80's. Indiana Jones, Goonies, Weird Science, Lost Boys, all were fun and memorable and GPS stands up to these wonderful cult classics. This film looked gorgeous, I think it was High Def, definitely felt and looked like a real movie. The editing was professional, fast paced and the story moved along nicely. Never had that cheesy, bad editing, that you would expect in indie horror films today. Granted, this is a movie about GPS Hunting or "Geocaching" and they really make it light hearted with a lot of comedy and still have serious parts to keep you in suspense. Reminds me of Suicide Kings, or a "Who Done It" mystery, very clever. They also have a theme song to boot, hilarious. They don't make films like this anymore and I miss them. Great Job on a whatever budget you had, kudos to a job well done, you guys should be proud! (singing) Going on a GPS Hunt.... Me and Andrew.....