My rating for this film is 4 out of 10 because it seems like considerably more effort went into making it than what we actually see. The visuals are certainly an attempt by the production crew to draw attention away from the very poor performances, and that deserves some recognition. The musical score isn't particularly stirring or dramatic, but I suspect Alan Deacon intentionally kept it subdued so as not to wake viewers from their deserved rest – which is something to be commended. Beyond that, this feels like a complete waste of time (and my Maltesers). I’m tempted to share details about what happens, but if I had to endure this experience, I don't think others should escape it unscathed.

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