04-20-2020, 05:26 AM
Too late. Kind of sucked. Was surprised to see that Iko Uwais was in the film. And I found he was in the film when I checked IMDB to see if that was actually Mira Sorvino. And it is.
So much dumb. Dumb upon dumb upon dumb. It's the unlikely buddy cop scenario. It's every character flaw you can imagine. Buatista is broken by tough love as a child and he's emotionally separated from his only daughter. Najani has the unrequited love with the hot girl but is stuck in the friend zone. They both try to fix the other's problem against the backdrop of revenge for Bautista who's partner was killed by a drug lord. There were several funny bits, sort of. I kind of liked the fight in the sporting good story and the fight in the veterinarian's office. They rose to mildly amusing.
There's a lot of discussion about things never happening in real life that you see all the time in the movies, which then happen in this movie.
Iko Uwais is wasted. He only appears really at the end and mostly to fight Bautista. He's not even the the main bad guy, but if you know how films work it's easy to see who the real bad guy is. It's the cliche cop-film play book and they hit every page.
Why did you tell me to watch this DM?
So much dumb. Dumb upon dumb upon dumb. It's the unlikely buddy cop scenario. It's every character flaw you can imagine. Buatista is broken by tough love as a child and he's emotionally separated from his only daughter. Najani has the unrequited love with the hot girl but is stuck in the friend zone. They both try to fix the other's problem against the backdrop of revenge for Bautista who's partner was killed by a drug lord. There were several funny bits, sort of. I kind of liked the fight in the sporting good story and the fight in the veterinarian's office. They rose to mildly amusing.
There's a lot of discussion about things never happening in real life that you see all the time in the movies, which then happen in this movie.
Iko Uwais is wasted. He only appears really at the end and mostly to fight Bautista. He's not even the the main bad guy, but if you know how films work it's easy to see who the real bad guy is. It's the cliche cop-film play book and they hit every page.
Why did you tell me to watch this DM?
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm