Monsters of Man

There will always be haters but this movie was really fun to watch. Okay, maybe not Golden Globe material but we surely had fun for over 2 hours. Graphics are super though.

Yes, it was a bit long, but the whole story was well thought through and Neal McDonough and Brett Tutor were doing a good job, though the lead roles were kind of shared with the other actors. There was some not so professional acting too, but it was not killing the whole movie like it sometimes happens. There were no obvious logic holes in this movie which is nice for a movie so close to our current reality. What? Don't you think so? The movie was a bit bloody, but seriously, I guess it's a warning for reality. If the producers did not intent to send this message, well, you hear it from me. Robots and AI does not fit, but hey, I don't want a flat screen in my car either, just dials for rpm and speed. I hope they get away from the idea to stear the world with computers. Yes, I am a pure luddite that works with computers the whole day, that's why I am saying this movie is a look into our possible future. Ok, enough of my scary future predictions. Just don't be one of the three "innocents" we got in this movie.

Like a lot of bad movies, there might be a germ of a good idea buried in there somewhere. But the acting is so awful, the script-writing so cringeworthy at every turn, and the action sequences so lifeless and repetitive, you will wish you'd read a book instead. If I think really hard of a positive, the scenes of Phnom Penh and the Cambodian countryside were pretty cool.