Review Time: this film is good
Fundamental elements: there are
voice-over elements, background music, cultural elements, slow-motion effects,
no subtitles when another language is being used, time jumps and place jumps.
The
movement; I don't have much to say about this; because it settles down straight
away and it knows what it is doing from beginning to end [including with the
fundamental elements as well.]
Back stories/Storyline: they get discussed
in the dialogue exchanges or they get monologues and shown to us in this tryout
and like the fundamental elements and the movement; the storyline is
straightforward but at the same time it is good [this is one of those occasions
where, it clearly works so why complicate things which combines all three of
these paragraphs so far in this review, so individually or together they are
stable, which basically means you can put things in or on top of these
components that likewise are stable.
Action sequences/Comedy level/Artistic visions: these three components offer so much; Action; we have weapons being
used, combat, chasing, training and outer space. Comedy things going wrong in
an action sequence, reading this important letter [but unknown to everyone else
minus the reader it is a shopping list, discussing a character/performer's
secret identity and separately a body function. Artistic; we have our lead
evildoer [Casanova Frankenstein/Rush] being released from this Insane Asylum
and the scene where he is in his limousine going back to his home, the audience
gets to see this night scene with this limousine and lights and many other
things, next we the audience get situated [camera angle/shot] on this bowling
ball/character and we get to experience some journeys and the same can be said
for our lead evildoer's little finger and yes I did just say little finger [this
is in the ending stages of this project.]
Now just to
cover my back these components can be seen as a separate element or working
with one another for a quick example when we are situated on this bowling
ball/character and little finger it is an action sequence as well [I was just
thinking I would take the time to point this out before someone else pointed
this out for me] and here are some very quick final points in this section this
bowling ball looks great, it is something that Johnny Blaze/The Ghost Rider
[character from the Marvel franchise] or Scorpion [character from the Mortal
Kombat franchise] or Mr. Grimm [character from the Twisted Metal franchise]
would be very happy to own this bowling ball/entity and watch out for this
water fountain [it is in the background whilst our characters/performers are
trying to be very quiet] it has these lights going in a sequence and there is
this clown face/head in a scene, it is noticeable and the new costumes in the
final section of this film.
Character developments/Performances: the character developments and the performances are all very good,
there is this right level without pushing it too far of being too comical, so
this project has the right balance of being comical/sensible this entire point
will make crystal clear sense when you watch this project; because you get this
feeling between these characters/performers yes there is chemistry/friction
[depending where you are; it is depending what you get] but it feels natural.
This film receives: 7/10 there is a
lot to like about this film; I do like the artistic elements I have pointed out
in this review. This is one of those films that you can put it on a Sunday
afternoon with the family which is easy to settle down with, but having said
that be warned there are two elements of visual death [I was just thinking I
would point this out especially after I recommended it to watch we've your
family, but now you have been warned] and just before I finish they should have
made a sequel to this film; they could still do it today, I mean yes I don't
see it happening but they could come out of retirement for one last ride,
because Champion City needs them again that reliable storyline.
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