Review Time
Warning: there is colourful effects/flashing
effects/medical procedures/shoot in the heads/breaking of necks/repeat
stabbing.
Storyline: it is something safe and
reliable; but the pacing is dull, I mean yes later on things do get quicker but
you still have that air of dullness to this film.
Action/Art: we have a life-threatening
rescue sequence as Carter/The Miz' Mizanin goes in to this unstable situation
as this vehicle has basically been squashed by this falling building material,
consequently this vehicle is half in this large crater; with this weakening
remaining chain holding up the rest of the building material of this type of
crane [this seems like a good time to point out the character/performer he is
attempting to rescue her name is Ana/Mrs. Mizanin/WWE's Maryse] or some time
later we have Carter/The Miz' Mizanin doing combat on the top/outside of this
lift with this biker character/performer [involving a weapon at one point or
another; two different weapons] yes for
everything else there are weapons being used, combat and chasing.
Moving on to
the art we have this bike ride with this biker from close up angles and
perspectives [this is the opening to this project,] this Fun Fair at night
there doesn't seem to be many lights on here from this perspective, it is in
the first quarter of this film; it is where Carter/The Miz' Mizanin is looking
up at it and talking about this location [we the viewers get to see this as
well momentarily from Carter/The Miz' Mizanin's line of sight] whilst
Williams/Van Hooft is driving the ambulance and discussing it with Carter/The
Miz' Mizanin on their way to another emergency, then we have later on at this
Fun Fair with some lights on and later on more lights on, towards the end of
the film we have these skies with clouds in the sky or reflecting images of
this building [because this building has been designed with see through
features like doors and windows, so you will get reflections on them;] the art
is the biggest asset to this project by some distance.
Characters/Performances: including the
on-screen chemistry; these character developments, performances and on-screen
chemistry are pretty much all generic and their on-screen chemistry is as flat
as a pancake, minus between this trio and in different pairings Carter/'The
Miz' Mizanin, Williams/Van Hooft and Cole/Mitchell, but to put a balanced
perspective across there is enough here to say "Because of the pacing
being what it is; it could also be said that the pacing leaves these
characters/performers high and dry with trying to build some on-screen
chemistry."
I am not
trying to reflect anything away from these characters/performers; in short all
I am saying is there is plenty of blame to go around here that is for sure;
basically take your pick or both it is up to you; for me it would have to be
both to be fair.
This film receives: 4/10, this film is
mixed; in theory yes the storyline is something safe and reliable, but it could
have been executed much better with a quicker; much quicker pacing which could
have had a knock on effect to the characters/performances/on-screen chemistry
so it would have been good film. One last thing this film is also starring WWE
Superstars Heath Slater as Cash, Naomi as Murphy, Curtis Axel as Deacon and Bo
Dallas as Alonzo.
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