Review Time: this film is mixed.
Fundamental elements: there are
voice-over elements, words on screen, background music, mental imagery,
slow-motion effects, time jumps and place jumps.
The movement
as it relates to this project is a combining problem [this means I can see that
the movement of this project doesn't help the situation but it also doesn't
help that there are combining aspects to this problem as well,] which I will be
discussing throughout this project in one way or another, I am just trying to
limit the risk of me repeating myself.
Storyline/Back story: the storyline is okay but it is a combining problem, the viewers get
told the back story via voice-over or dialogue.
Action sequences: there are weapons being used, combat, exercise and chasing.
Character developments/Performances: now the character developments are a cliché of what these character
types are, so yes there is friction and chemistry [depending where you are; is
depending what you get.]
But having
said all of this these character developments can be a combining problem as
well. Now I would like to discuss the combining problems in-depth; I am just
going to come out and say it; because the character developments are developing
too quickly, compared to the movement and the storyline, it's like you want
this film to hurry up, because you have already got ahead mentally in the film
and your just waiting for the film to catch up, so without giving too much away
if something happens that is unforeseen; it has no impact whatsoever at this
point [it is more like a comedy element more than anything else.]
Moving on to
the performances they are doing their job, [minus one character/performer,]
Elba he puts in a good performance, he quickly and convincingly switches from
personality traits to personality traits with ease.
This film receives: 5/10, well let's leave this review on a positive if there are any
Elba fans out there, give this film a go but I wouldn't expect too much.
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