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Awaydays (2009)

On the Wirral in the grim early years of Margaret Thatcher's premiership, the opportunities for thrill seeking young men looking to escape 9 to 5 drudgery are what they've always been: sex, drugs, rock n' roll, fashion, football and fighting.

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Edward Porter 27 May 2009

Bell's wholehearted performance and the film's convincingly scuzzy atmosphere don't make up for the big hole in the script.

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Claire T 13 Nov 2012

great film, I thought it was a good movie, it was something like Green Street, it was a good movie but I don't want it on DVD, good movie it was better than what I expected

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Chris J 31 Oct 2009

Best thing about this movie is the soundtrack: late 70s British post punk bands like Joy Division, Echo & the Bunnymen. Some of the lingo sounded a bit too contemporary to be set in 1979 - I mean, who said "do you get me?" back then. I don't remember hearing anybody saying that a few years ago. Other than that it is a fairly average young male coming of age tale set against a backdrop of football rucks and Merseyside. Much better than the made for the Hollywood crap of "Green Streets" but not quite as good as "the football factory" or "The firm". The usual excellant Stephen Graham is not helped by a weak directionless script. Reminded me a bit of "Letter to Brezhnev" in parts as well.

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Robbie Collin 21 May 2009

Take all the late-70s miserablism you can stomach, mix with the usual blend of bleakness and punching, then serve lukewarm on a limp bed of can't-be-bothered.

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Ian C 13 Feb 2017

One critic called Kevin Sampson's excellent novel "Catcher in the Rye with stanley knives" this film adaptation is more like Brokeback Mountain with stanley knives and an excellent soundtrack. It really is so homoerotic. I expected Elvis to pork Carty. If you need any evidence of them been trapped in the closet then the scene where they pick up the two shanks on the bus is all the evidence you need. Plus, the jealous head and bitchy antics of the Elvis the following matchday. Budget definitely hindered the final product but overall a poor adaptation of a good book but the soundtrack, Stephen Graham and some ultraviolence makes it watchable.

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