Attack The Block
Original Name: Attack The Block
Language: English
Movie Duration: 88m
Metascore: 75 out of 100
Release Date: Jul 29, 2011
Director: Joe Cornish
Cast Stars: Alex Esmail, Jodie Whittaker, John Boyega
Attack The Block Movie Summary:
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Some young kids, from a street gang, discover a strange foreign object that fell from the skies in to their block.
Soon they realize, the block is under attack from a terrible alien invasion. They’ll have to do anything to survive. |
Attack The Block best reviews:
“Starring a tough-minded band of scrappy teens who actually do some solving, it’s the movie “Super 8″ wanted to be -- or should have been. “
Time Out New York by Joshua Rothkopf at Jul 26, 2011 -- Read Full Review
“Boyega is absolutely riveting, leading with a stern glower, and constantly trying to prove himself. Yet Moses has a deep well of tenderness and honor beneath the façade, and Boyega almost single-handedly makes you care not just about his character, but about everyone in any gang that would align itself with him. He’s that magnetic.”
NPR by Ian Buckwalter at Jul 29, 2011 -- Read Full Review
Attack The Block worst reviews:
“This low-budget sci-fi item was produced by some of the Brits who made “Shaun of the Dead” and “Hot Fuzz,” including their writer and director, Edgar Wright, but it hardly compares, despite Nick Frost’s brief appearance as a mangy pot dealer.”
Chicago Reader by J.R. Jones at Jul 28, 2011 -- Read Full Review
“Attack the Block is the other alien-invasion movie opening today, the lousy one, the one from Britain. In Britain, it’s probably just a regular bad movie, but here -- with accents that are barely comprehensible and in-jokes about council flats, not to mention a swerving handheld camera and some of the cheapest effects since “Night of the Lepus” -- it’s surprising this thing ever got released.”
San Francisco Chronicle by Mick LaSalle at Jul 28, 2011 -- Read Full Review


(16 votes, average: 3.44 out of 5)
This movie is not good, didnt like it, it’s a low budget movie with a lousy argument.