Toby Nealey
George MacKay
Toby Nealey

A rebellious young graffiti artist, who targets the homes of the wealthy elite, discovers a shocking secret that leads him on a journey endangering himself and those closest to him.
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Toby Nealey
George MacKay
Toby Nealey
Jameel 'Jay' Agassi
Percelle Ascott
Jameel 'Jay' Agassi
Lizzie Nealey
Kelly Macdonald
Lizzie Nealey
Naserine 'Naz' Raheem
Varada Sethu
Naserine 'Naz' Raheem
DS Ella Lloyd
Franc Ashman
DS Ella Lloyd
Superintendent William Roy
Anthony Calf
Superintendent William Roy
Hector Blake
Hugh Bonneville
Hector Blake
PC Hunter
Marilyn Nnadebe
PC Hunter
Faisal
Antonio Aakeel
Faisal
C.I.D Officer Jeff
Paddy Wallace
C.I.D Officer Jeff
PC Carlo Rubio
Micky McGregor
PC Carlo Rubio
Naz's Father
Amerjit Deu
Naz's Father
MORE SPOILER-FREE REVIEWS @ https://www.msbreviews.com/ "I Came By boasts a haunting performance by Hugh Bonneville and a screenplay featuring an interesting exploration of opposing economic classes. The theme "rich vs. Poor" is developed through compelling interactions, but unfortunately, it's surrounded by an extremely predictable narrative that significantly reduces the levels of suspense and mystery. Time jumps only serve as a confusing technical element, and constant, abrupt cuts during tense moments become quite frustrating. The trailers are also incredibly misleading, with George McKay having surprisingly short screen time. Overall, it won't impress viewers who are more knowledgeable of the genre, but it's still a rather captivating viewing." Rating: C+
Read full reviewI very rarely rate movies below 40%, but this movie truly deserves it. While the actors are generally doing a fairly alright job, the writing and plot are unfortunately just absolutely irredeemable. It's full of plot holes, baffling behavior by the main characters and dialogue that is so badly written that it's almost comical. Not to mention the frequent time skips without any indication - it ends up being the viewer's job to figure out if multiple months just passed between scenes. I could go on listing negative things that irked me about this film, but I'm not sure if I'd stay within the character limit if I did. So I'm just going to mention the one nice detail that I thought was well done: The scene where the policewoman inspects the peephole in the door of the panic room was a really nice "gotcha" moment. Shame it didn't lead to anything plot-wise though and was followed up by yet another dumb and incomprehensible scene. I don't recommend this movie to anyone and I wish I hadn't wasted almost two hours of my life on it. It's not "so bad it's funny", it's just plain bad and irritating.
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