Mark Kermode reviews Hoard - Kermode and Mayo's Take

[@thatguyfromthatthing8573]

I'm afraid I just don't agree with Mark. I saw a preview + Q&A with the director and producer; it was good to hear them speak about how much they'd held their ground with refusing to compromise on aspects of the film. But, even though I had a similar experience of hoarding in my childhood home, I really didn't feel the film managed to say anything beyond documenting a sporadic few experiences of what life was like. And, though Mark didn't mention it in his review, I found the constant stream of nursery rhymes and aphorisms which comprised much of the dialogue quite difficult to grasp too in what it was supposed to convey. I am absolutely happy to support it as a well intentioned independent cinema release, but I would struggle to recommend it to my own family and friends.

[@bobbybigboyyes]

Amazing how Simon actually got to speak for 2 seconds at the end! 🤪😂😂🤣🤣🤪

[@nevem5010]

❤

[@leonardevans8691]

It's an outstanding and disturbing film. It will trigger lots of feelings. One of the comments here talks of people walking out. I would say that is evidence of its power.

[@BBlooger]

Just, Why?

[@timsplanet2]

Teeth like bombed houses :-)

[@wickyshay821]

One of the worst films I’ve ever seen! Half the cinema walked out