Donkey Punch 2008 123movies

Watch: Donkey Punch 2008 123movies, Full Movie Online – After meeting at a nightclub in a Mediterranean resort, seven young adults decide to continue partying aboard a luxury yacht in the middle of the ocean. But when one of them dies in a freak accident, the others argue about what to do, which leads to a ruthless fight for survival..
Plot: Three hot girls, four guys, and one mega-swanky yacht collide for a serious night of drugs and sexual deviancy. One debaucherous act goes too far though, turning this teen joy ride into a weekend of bloody bedlam.
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Ratings:

	5.2/10 Votes: 11,218
	52% | RottenTomatoes
	43/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 127 Popularity: 8.192 | TMDB

Reviews:

Donkey Pish
I can’t remember the last time that a movie squandered as much goodwill in such a short space of time as this one does. The first half is genuinely terrific, as six lairy, sexed-up twenty-somethings flirt, take drugs and confabulate on a yacht anchored off the coast of an unnamed Spanish island. Its like Hollyoaks as directed by Larry Clark, and it is totally gripping.

But as soon as the titular incident occurs (and the titular incident really does occur; just in case anyone else suspected that the title was merely a jocular come-on) the plot suddenly helter skelters straight into a brick wall; turning into the kind of dated, tiresome trash that isn’t only shockingly predictable, but also entirely unaware of its own predictability. The film’s twists are broadly apparent a full ten minutes before they occur on screen, which makes for an experience that isn’t only boring, but also deeply and repeatedly annoying.

This is one of those thrillers in which every cast member gets a turn playing the volatile psychopath, purely because the script can’t get around the fact that the previous character to go loopy has just been safely locked in a cupboard.

It never once stops being faultlessly directed – debutant Oliver Blackburn coaxes some really outstanding performances from his young cast, and there are a couple of devilish moments of genuine suspense and black comedy – but these jiffys are like a tiny number of slowly deflating rubber dinghies sinking into a gigantic ocean of generic pish.

People merely looking for explicit sex will be very well served, but the violence and gore is surprisingly tame for something that’s being marketed as a plasma-stained killfest.

A very brief, but nevertheless apt and effective homage to Phillip Noyce’s Dead Calm aside (a film so infinitely superior that I feel guilty for even having mentioned it here) this is just a shoddy, witless bore of a film.

And it all started so well.

Refreshingly 18 certificate for 18yr olds
From the sun-bleached fake Mallorca coastline all the way to sangria-soaked rough accents of young holiday Brits, Donkey Punch hits a tacky new high in English cinema. Squarely aimed at the 18-something bubbly-drinking Ibizia types, we have three luscious babes and four gorgeous hunks showing you can have sex, drugs and violence all in abundance, leaving behind the passé pap of American teenage road movies. Donkey Punch is ultra-chic and blows conservative values out the water as we race around on a luxury yacht. The story’s realistic, easy on the attention span, and appeals to regular Saturday night audiences, dates and popcorn.

The moral of the story, by the way, is not that you shouldn’t film yourself having unprotected group sex while high on various drugs. But that you shouldn’t invite your younger brother . . .

There’s no mad stalker. There’s no deep-seated evil persona. There’s just healthy young kids having a good time and accidentally killing each other. Nor do we find any sexist connotations. Men and women are equal here. Both in getting their kit off and bumping up the body count.

Says director Olly Blackburn, “We did a lot of old fashioned, journalist-style research. We went and spoke to people – yacht crews, DJs, and people up in Leeds and down on the South coast.” Not forgetting it’s a psychological thriller, he adds, “We spoke with a clinical psychiatrist about stress and trauma situations.” Which maybe accounts for the realistic note that lifts Donkey Punch above the median.

Kim, Tammi and Lisa are best mates from Leeds. Off on a girls’ weekend. They’re up for it, giggling, dancing and flirting. They meet up on the beach with three rather nice cockney lads. Marcus, Bluey and Josh. Swigging champagne they’ve nicked, the lads boast about a luxury yacht they’re crewing. They all get back there, where they’re met by Sean, who’s been looking after things on deck.

The girls are impressed and start spinning the DJ decks. The boys think of an excuse to give the owners if they take the boat out. At sea, you can play the music as loud as you want while swimming, sunning and doing a bit of social drugs (ecstasy followed by something brown with a bit of a kick). So how does it all go terribly wrong? Donkey Punch is an 18 certificate for 18yr olds, and refreshing in that it hasn’t been watered down for younger kids or prurient American audiences. There are no ‘victims’ – just people making some rather rash decisions under pressure – and after a young lad mistakenly takes an urban myth too seriously. It makes no pretensions to be anything other than good entertainment. As a debut feature, it hits the mark and is a welcome addition to the bourgeoning output of original British film.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 39 min (99 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Crime, Drama, Horror
Director Olly Blackburn
Writer Olly Blackburn, David Bloom
Actors Sian Breckin, Nichola Burley, Jaime Winstone
Country United Kingdom
Awards 5 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1
Camera N/A
Laboratory N/A
Film Length N/A
Negative Format 35 mm
Cinematographic Process Spherical
Printed Film Format 35 mm