Black Jack(1979)
A little-known Ken Loach film, Black Jack is an adventure story about two children on the run in 18th century England.
Certificate
Age group12–16 years
Duration97 mins
- Shaun, 9
- 14 reviews
To be honest, I kind of found Black Jack boring because I couldn't really understand a bit of it and it was really creepy when Black Jack eats a spoon , dies and this boy picks the spoon out of his throat (disgusting) but also a bit crazy and sad when the boy's father kills himself. Black Jack is also bossy and nasty when he pushes and slaps the boy about and asks him to hit one of the men with a heavy log, and thats all I think about this movie.
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