Above the Clouds-S1E18

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I really enjoyed this hidden Gem. So I will definitely be recommending it to friends and family. I love a good road trip film and it's certainly one the whole family can enjoy. Thought the two leads Charlie and Oz worked really well together, great chemistry, lots of 'laugh out loud' moments and enjoyed their banter immensely. Lovely cinematography too.

This film has it all! Solid & enjoyable cast, enjoyable scenery and not totally predictable! No blood and guts, no murders, no law enforcement drama but instead an engrossing road movie with interesting characters. It does have moments of ridiculous but that's ok, no movie is absolute perfection,,, except for Gone with the Wind and Forrest Gump ;) IMDB Why is there a 5 star rating? The reviews you have posted are 8's and better!

A lovely, quirky, funny film. The two main actors gel wonderfully together. Also loved the landscape shots of Scotland and the map shown throughout is a nice touch.

A really pleasant surprise of a movie. As a gentle comedy it is a warm, pleasing journey, with some laugh-out-loud moments. What makes the film for me though, is the perfect chemistry between the leads and the brilliant set scenes with a cast of kooky support players - the garage scene is superb. There is also an excellent performance from Philip Jackson (Poirot). If you are going to stick your neck out for a film that isn't in the public eye then do give this one a try!

Saw the premiere of this film at Raindance Film Festival. Wonderful. Here's what I wrote then about it on Raindance Festival Day 5: Went raving mad about this sparkly, distinctly British "American road trip" movie. Fell in love with ingénue actress Naomi Morris. Gushed about this cinema treat being destined for wide release on the film's FB page. I promise: I had not been drinking. This movie is an elixir. Prepare to become intoxicated.

This is a new twist on the old buddy picture on the road. Cleverly done and manages the delicate balancing act of keeping the proceedings effervescent and grounded enough to allow some comfort to the viewer in going along for the ride. Naomi Morris is perfect. Particular kudos to the Director for some clever choices, (loved the map) and the writer for consistent wit that kept me smiling all the way to "the end".

Having heard some positive reviews I was quietly impressed with how the story progressed. Good characters and some good acting throughout. Very enjoyable. Not your run of the mill film and very enjoyable

I had no idea what this film was about when I started it, and had never heard of any of the lead actors. However the simple and sometimes silly story sucks you in with such simplicity and natural beauty that I remained transfixed while it played out. Morris wears the film like a trusted old suit and carries it effortlessly throughout, despite her lack of experience. It was a much needed surprise boost of simplicity and naivety and beauty that it cheered me up no end. I will probably never watch it again, it's not that type of film, but I wish I could watch it for the first time many times more. No sex, no violence and no intrigue: just a simple story about teenage curiosity leading to a family secret and then a clear identity. This is the first time in a very, very long time I've given an 8 in a review, but it was well worth it.