Türkü
almost 2 years
ago
Perfect. I wanna cry.
Sude
over 2 years
ago
Im not the kind of fool whos gonna sit and write a review here yet the film is magnetising
John Mancia
over 2 years
ago
I recommend it to the youth and young adults. many of those will relate to it somehow.
Tiny Freckle
over 2 years
ago
Love this films quirky cinematography and the fact that the film portrays real life.
Yalini
3 years
ago
nice Indie movie with Alex Turner s' music...really good!
Emily Brown
over 4 years
ago
Love this. Original, v funny. Acting, soundtrack, script & cinematography all excellent.
Kelsey Mayfield
almost 6 years
ago
cute. director makes v interesting decisions
Annika Løchte Taylor
over 6 years
ago
The plot, acting and filming is amazing. I'm especially in love with the colours and music
emilio murillo
over 6 years
ago
Beautiful movie. Stylish. But very Wes Andersonesque at times. Unparalleled soundtrack.
Thomas Jennings
over 6 years
ago
Wonderfully made and relatable (occasionally depressingly so). Bleak in the best ways.
Alejandra Thomas
almost 7 years
ago
Funny at times but mostly boring. Music by Alex Turner is great, though.
Robyn Hamilton
almost 7 years
ago
Dead pan humour, charming story. If nouvelle vague was funny.
Andrew Bruno
over 7 years
ago
I like it. I like it a lot. It kinda makes me a bit uncomfortable though.
Dominic Dirupo
over 7 years
ago
Like a Wes Anderson coming of age movie, but more Welsh (and better for it)
Submarine is a 2010 coming-of-age comedy-drama film adapted from the 2008 novel of the same name by Joe Dunthorne. The film was written and directed by Richard Ayoade and stars Craig Roberts, Yasmin Paige, Sally Hawkins, Noah Taylor and Paddy Considine. Submarine is Ayoade's directorial debut.
Oliver Tate (Roberts) is a 15 year-old Swansea boy in 1986 who is convinced that he is an unrivalled genius who is widely loved by his classmates, when in fact he is pretentious and socially alienated. He is in love with a mischievous but straight-talking girl named Jordana (Paige) in his year, and goes as far as bullying an overweight classmate to impress her. One day she invites him to meet secretly after school, instructing him to bring a Polaroid camera and a diary. She takes pictures of them kissing, but it turns out to be a plan to make her ex-boyfriend jealous. The plan backfires, the two are publicly bullied, and Oliver is beaten up for refusing to call Jordana a "massive slut". Walking...