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The Toll (2021)

A reclusive toll booth worker's past surfaces, triggering chaos. Ideal for fans of slow-burn thrillers and mystery-driven dramas.

Genres: Comedy, Thriller, Crime

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The Toll(2021)

NR
Movie1h 23mEnglishComedy, Thriller, Crime
5.7
User Score
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Critic Score
IMDb5.8/10
Writer: Matt Redd

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Brendan works solo shifts in the quietest toll booth in Wales, hiding from a criminal past where nobody would ever look. When he finally gets rumbled, word of his whereabouts gets out and his enemies head west for revenge. Meanwhile, local traffic cop Catrin’s investigation into a simple robbery finds her heading for the booth at exactly the wrong time.

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The film very much has a Guy Ritchie feel to it. While the main character is very interesting and the viewer is curious to find out more about him I don'#39;t know that the stories behind the secondary characters really added up to much. In theory the ending should have been more gripping than it was - it just kind of fizzled out. The film is only 80 minutes but it felt longer. Overall it is an easy watch but it seemed like there was a better movie in there. follow me at https://IHATEBadMovies.com or facebook IHATEBadMovies

Tarantinoish Irish crime flick. It’s okay but largely forgettable.

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Now I'm usually a fan of Welsh movies. They usually excel at making me laugh, and at not taking themselves at all seriously. Well this one - not so much! Michael Smiley ("Brendan") mans a remote toll port-a-cabin in west Wales where he is lucky to see three or four cars per day. Why would anyone want such a dull job? Well local police officer "Catrin" (Annes Elwy) arrives at his booth one night and he proceeds to explain all about his somewhat dodgy criminal past, and soon we are immersed in a retrospective style feature involving kidnapping, murder and the theft of some iDrops! The comedic elements, and there are some, raise a smile for a few minutes but that doesn't sustain 80 minutes as the film quite quickly runs out of steam. Iwan Rheon is underused, and the soundtrack offers us hope of an ending that simply doesn't deliver. The dialogue is unnecessarily ripe at times, there's little shock or entertainment value in that anymore - we are all just to anaethetised to it now. Clearly a labour of love for Matt Redd and Ryan Hooper, and I suppose that this is the kind of low budget film that the BFI ought to be funding; but just wait til it gets onto the small screen. No need at all to see this at a cinema.

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