The Gentleman 2024/2025 [alternative name Ya No Quedan Junglas] by AverageMansReviews
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Warning:
there is flashing effects/colourful
effects/transgender/drugs/hanging/shooting/stabbing/impaling/cutting/burning/vehicle
crash/vehicle hit/torture/cancer/electrocution/references to immigration,
racism and sex offender and this film is predominantly in Spanish with
subtitles.
An ex-Supply Sergeant will supply
revenge: briefly; after the brutal death of
a good friend Theo [Ron Perlman:] goes on the rampage seeking revenge and
putting foot to posterior.
Generally speaking: the storyline/script and the framework and pacing of
this 89 minutes film follows the outlay of revenge
Action
and art; we do have some variety as it relates to the action and art in the
sense of graphic or/and very graphic; I think I'm safe to talk about them
action sequence towards the closing stages; Theo calls a police; so they can
take down this location and consequently it flushes out his target; this
sequence is good chaos
Character developments, art and performances; the character developments are broadly speaking good versions of what they are meant to be, now and again we get these quick introduction still artistic moments when these characters are basically getting industries to us; they are good, but there is one piece of excellent character developments; as Theo stand outside with blood on his chest as it is raining and yelled out; as not only from a character developments perspective but also an artistic perspective; that he is reborn as the person used to be and ready to carry out this mission, the performances of the cast are also good, but it is down to the performance of Perlman; he leads this cast excellently including but not limited to his sometimes inner and briefly outer monologue.
This film receives: 6/10, this film is good; on reflection I would have
given this film another mark, if there wasn't so many subtitles as I am of the
dyslexic community I got the basic idea of what was being said, but then again
it doesn't help when these subtitles are in white text and then underneath
something white clashes with the text so you know smart move there... Not! Yes
I have just realised by saying this; this opening up to the level of criticism
similar to John Davison as he had Tourette's Syndrome and in this case I am
dyslexic consequently by no fault of our own wouldn't that qualify on some
level of racism by today's standards? Yes just for the record I am being very,
very sarcastic. I have also tried to fix one of the links, but it really isn't interested in working so apologies for any inconvenience.
