Hidden Agenda 2001 by AverageMansReviews
Review Time
Warning: there is going to be flashing
effects/colourful effects/shooting/burning/torture/drowning/medical
Daedalus network,: briefly; we meet
the creator of this mainframe which is designed to give new identities and
previous ones secret; former NSA Agent Jason Price [Dolph Lundgren:] other than
creating this network he and consequently his little group work for very
lucrative contracts, but eventually they take this case after the death of
Price's best friend.
Generally speaking: the
storyline/script is something solid and good, but having said all of this; the
execution is far from the best as roughly speaking this film goes on for 94
minutes and man it is ridiculously slow and what is it with these turning effects
roughly just 90° angle; I don't get it, it brings nothing of positivity to the
film, all it does is bring confusion as in what the hell was that? I mean I get
the slow motion effects sometimes used in this film with the martial arts
sequences; because that was filmmaking in the early 2000's for you and not
forgetting this sometimes used background music of alternative techno or some
kind of music like that.
Action and
art ; as I was saying we have martial arts, including but not limited to our
lead character Price torturing someone for information; by drowning them until
they gave up the information by pushing ahead underneath the water in this fish
tank and later on in one way or another we have some snow in some
scenes/sequences.
Character
developments and performances; they are both solid versions of what they were
going for here; solid character types to go with solid performances to create
solid chemistry.
This film receives: 4/10, this film is
mixed; it is just really, really slow and consequently this project gets given
this mark, I hasten to add that one point or another it was looking at a
slightly higher mark, because on the whole it doesn't claim to be anything
other than what it is; which is a crime, investigations and action movie; but
man it definitely needed a rocket behind it, because with some speed/momentum
behind it; this film could have been good, instead of being left very high and
very dry.
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