Review of Lost in London

I love Harrelson work, I like a lot his acting and I find him very charismatic and funny too. This movie didn't disappoint me in that way, but it's more an experiment as a one shot "live" (I didn't watch it live, though...) movie than what you would expect of a movie, with a pace, cuts, different camera angles, etc. This feels almost as an action movie, as it's always in motion, up and down with no break. It actually has a story line though, it's not a documentary type of movie. Problem for me is I'm not very keen of hand held camera movies. By times (a lot in the beginning) the camera was too shaky and annoyed me quite a lot. I understand and appreciate the difficulty of the way this movie's been done, but in the end, watching it now a couple years after the live screening, it's not much more than the achievement of how it's been done. It was entertaining, I've got a lot of the actor I came to see, but the story was only ok, and the cinematography isn't to my like. Still it's an entertaining movie, and if you appreciate the behind the movies aspect it will be even more impressive than what it is as a story.