Different strokes. IMHO it's in the same tier of quality as the current Disney version of Snow Woke. If I hadn't bought it on discount, but had seen it in a theater, I'd have demanded a refund of ticket price. Any time you make reporters the heroes it has to be seen as pure Hollywood fantasy. They may have gotten a couple of details right (for the thirty seconds they listened to their tech advisors), but the overall impression was time in my life I'll never get back. At least we won't have to worry they'll make a sequel.
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The spotter was moving his head too quickly. The shooter in the house should have seen it. Otherwise, pretty interesting idea.
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ReplyDeleteIMHO it's in the same tier of quality as the current Disney version of Snow Woke.
If I hadn't bought it on discount, but had seen it in a theater, I'd have demanded a refund of ticket price.
Any time you make reporters the heroes it has to be seen as pure Hollywood fantasy.
They may have gotten a couple of details right (for the thirty seconds they listened to their tech advisors), but the overall impression was time in my life I'll never get back. At least we won't have to worry they'll make a sequel.
I didn't really find the reporters to be the heroes, merely the connecting tissue to make it to the next scene.
DeleteMany of the scenes are decent.
Of note: The Boogaloo Bois in their Hawaiian shirts won the engagement.
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