Seize Them! 2024 by AverageMansReviews

Seize Them! 2024 by AverageMansReviews

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Warning: there is another waste/dismemberment/stabbing/impaling/transformation/torture/burning/medical

I was struggling just to wake for roughly the first section: briefly; we have this Queen; Queen Dagan [Younger: performers unknown names/Adult: Aimee Lou Wood:] that is not very good at ruling her subjects, consequently she is getting overthrown, but her right hand person Shulmay/other names [Lolly Adefope:] this individual has been serving the Queen for some time and is very much the brains of this adventure, but anyway they quickly escape to go on this adventure in the search of help to get her kingdom back.

Generally speaking: the framework and pacing of this 91 minutes film is well as my opening to this content would suggest; I really did struggle to keep awake, but all I can say is; it has a straightforward and reliable outlay work from; it does eventually get better on all counts of this film

Comedy and action; it does have other comedy bits and pieces, but let's focus on these; the repetitive comedy sequences from a comedy or/and action perspective are either or on both counts comical and good action; here is a brief outline of these two sequences; we have this trio of characters throwing this dead body down this cliff and whenever they do they can't seem to get it just right or in the other sequence; we have these characters basically dying the same way as their predecessors.

Character developments and performances; they all very much follow their character types/outlays and their performances mostly all reflect that as well, but the character/performer really did a lot to keep this film going in every sense was and is Lolly Adefope as Shulmay for putting in a performance of a lead character/performer even though she is of a supporting role.

This film receives: 6/10, this film is good; I have to stress it is a hard fought come back from the start and the beginning stages of this film, so it is very much a case of after everything is said and done and yes including Adefope, I would usually add another mark for this in most situations, but it is nothing against her, it has so much more to do with making it crystal clear how frankly poor this film is to begin with, but at the end of the day it gets a positive mark and finally we have two extra bits and pieces, in the first closing credits; between them we have this still picture and this bit of text about them after this film and right at the end of the ending credits voice.