Review of The Brass Teapot (2012) by Leon B — 11 Oct 2013

Review:

I was expecting this movie to be a typical teenage road movie, but, for once, I actually enjoyed it. The storyline was quite original and the moral behind it was interesting. If there was A-Listers playing the roles then it would have been a much better movie, but that's not to say that the cast was bad. The questions that you have to ask yourself whilst watching the movie is, What would you do if you had a teapot that gave out money from being violent, which is what I found so interesting. In some ways, the film does go a bit far, especially with the gun carrying Jews, but you can't fault it for entertainment. Enjoyable!

Round-Up:

It's a shame that this movie didn't make more money because it's much better than a lot of movies that I have seen with big budgets. Don't get me wrong, this isn't totally mind blowing, but it's because I was expecting it to be really crap. To my surprise, I did end up staying awake through the film because I really wanted to know what was going to happen to the characters. The mysterious Chinaman was a good touch to the storyline, and I liked the Gollum references from The Lord Of The Rings. In all, it's definitely worth a watch, just for originality and entertainment.

Budget: $900,000.

Worldwide Gross: $7,000 (Terrible!).

I recommend this movie to people who are into there romantic comedies about a couple who come across a teapot that gives out money. 6/10.