The Big 4

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This is what you'd get if you attempted to recreate a cinematic action blockbuster like "John Wick" on a fraction of the budget with a childlike filmmaker who brazenly possesses less half the maturity & ten times the determination to have fun on set... What I mean to say's "The Big 4" is therefore a messy, juvenile, yet somewhat decent action flick that doesn't take itself too seriously, but neither does it actively try to do anything original; I get the movie's parodying clichéd genre tropes by featuring them in a self aware way but it gets so bogged down with fitting all the spoofs in, the jokes often feel dragged out & over-long since they take forever to get to the punchline. The fight choreography is great however & the camera work's inventive. Though saying that, I must concede the stylised visuals (which this relies so heavily upon for entertainment) do frequently fall flat, considering the cheapness of their composition is blatantly apparent throughout. As for the emotional journey of the characters... I'd comment on them if I thought those who intend to watch genuinely cared. Alas, to view something as unrepentantly violent as this, I know proper development is not the main selling point.

A wild and absurd action extravaganza that manages to balance its chaotic and comedic approach with solid acting and a well-choreographed final act. The film opens with a shocking and gruesome sequence set in an orphanage used for organ harvesting, introducing us to the quartet of vigilante assassins at the heart of the story. The film then jumps three years ahead, as the team is reunited by Dina (Putri Marino), the daughter of their former member Petrus (Budi Ros), who was murdered in the prologue. As they are pursued by Petrus' killer (Martino Lio) and his team, "The Big 4" delivers on its promise of over-the-top action and gore, with Tjahjanto's signature reckless energy reminiscent of The Three Stooges with bazookas. The cast is solid, with standout performances from Lio, Marino, and Abimana Aryasatya as the team's leader, Topan. While the plot may be a bit talky and drag on for its 141-minute runtime, "The Big 4" more than makes up for it with its ridiculous and thrilling final act. Tjahjanto's unique and chaotic vision for action filmmaking is on full display here, and it's hard to imagine how a potential sequel could go even bigger. Overall, "The Big 4" is a wild and entertaining ride for fans of over-the-top action.