Postcards from London

1. Do not expect a "slice of realism". It's very stylized.2. Can be hard to figure out what's going on at times, but let go and experience what is given you.3. You've fallen down the rabbit hole and you're no longer in Kansas, Toto...just enjoy Oz (yes, I know it's a mixture of metaphors).4. Very much like "Querelle" by Rainer Werner Fassbinder

it is a bit like Ferris Buler's Day Off, in that it's a boy's adventure adding what goes on in his head. A few unanswered questions like what he ends up doing with the Boxes, only God knows. Otherwise the movie is quite fun and quirky. Very well filmed and directed.

This movie is very pretty to watch and has a lot of eye candy. Other than that it can be hard to follow and has a lack luster ending.

If you are looking for a love story with an occasional hot sex scene, this is not it. While homosexuality is prominent in the film, it is not exactly a gay movie either. Harris Dickerson is incredibly beautiful to look at, which is a huge plus, but the actual storyline is interesting and different.

Gotta be honest Harris(Beach Rats) Dickinson was the draw for me here. He is such a good actor and the camera and eyes love him. However this movie couldn't do it for me. Bright, flashy neon filled but I found myself longing for more. It had more style than substance while it had LGBT storyline throughout it couldn't hold me attention wise.

It was a very interesting presentation with interesting story-line as well as lighting. I would watch it again

A few art buffs may find this movie interesting, otherwise be prepared to be bored, scratching your head as to why this was ever made.A shirtless Harris Dickenson (from Beach Rats) is wasted on this pretentious artsy dribble. No interesting plot to speak of, acting is just passable, and even watching the eye-candy is not enjoyable (painful at times) in this ridiculous and boring setting!If you are looking for a possible lesson in art history, then maybe this is for you. But if want a meaningful, emotional and realistic gay-themed movie ...STAY AWAY from this!

I like the idea of this so much that I wished it was more of a large scale production rather than the equivalent of a stage-play adapted for film. There was so much more potential of narrative, and depth, that it deserved a broader scope. It did challenge some admittedly cynical, preconceived ideas I’ve held about the possibilities of “authentic art” after post-post modernism.

Sehr gute DVD

So..whoever wrote the blurb on the cover, possibly had not watched this film, or [now i am being kind] they only watched 5 mins of it..Forget the sailor suits , forget the tattoos ..Watch this film, it is cleverly made, a great use of 'box set' as in scenery [not box set film]..Saint Sebastien has never been funnier.. Think the 1967 film 'Smashing Time' coming to London to make something, the big time or just life experience, Move it on a few decades. Just as daft..set it in Soho..give it a Gay theme..The cover description makes it sound like a porn movie, This is most definitely NOT a porno flick..It has humour and a degree of grace about it, a poignancy in the relationships and the recreated paintings, the Characters are likable ,,I watched it twice.

Quite a nice film but not the best I've ever seen. Thought it a bit lame to be honest. Some cute moments though...

Bevor man eigendlich den Film versteht, ist dieser zur Hälfte vorbei. Spannung ist eher Fehlanzeige, Unterhaltsam nur bedingt da man den Inhalt erst spät richtig versteht, Erotic wenn, dann nur im künstlerischen - altertümlichen Sinn.Die Darsteller spielen nicht schlecht, aber alles so übertrieben ausgefallen, das es unrealistisch ist.Ich würde sagen, wenn man ein Literaturliebhaber ist, alte Gemälde mag, kann der Film noch nett sein, für andere sage ich mal: "Muss man nicht anschauen"

Not what I thought it would be