That Sinking Feeling

Synopsis

That Sinking Feeling is a 1980 Scottish comedy film directed by Bill Forsyth, known for its quirky humor and unique storytelling. The movie follows a group of bored young men who plan a heist to steal stainless steel sinks. As the group executes their amateurish crime, chaos ensues, leading to comedic situations and unexpected twists. With a blend of deadpan humor and witty dialogue, That Sinking Feeling takes the audience on an entertaining journey through the lives of its eccentric characters, capturing the essence of youth and rebellion in a small town setting.

Cast

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  Robert Buchanan

  Ronnie

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  Billy Greenlees

  Wal

• John Hughes

  Vic

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  John Gordon Sinclair

  Andy

• Drew Burns

  Pete

• Eddie Burt

  Eddie the Driver

Reviews

That Sinking Feeling, directed by Bill Forsyth, received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. While some praised the film for its offbeat humor and charming characters, others found the plot to be lacking depth and coherence. The film's unique blend of comedy and heist elements garnered praise for its originality, with critics appreciating the fresh approach to storytelling. Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus states, 'That Sinking Feeling may not be perfect, but its charm and creativity make it a memorable watch.' IMDB gives the movie a rating of 6.7/10, indicating a mixed reception from audiences. Despite its flaws, That Sinking Feeling remains a cult classic for its unconventional narrative and lovable ensemble cast.