Watched Road to Revenge on Netflix.
Sisu is going to his old homestead which is in the territory that has been annexed by the USSR. His homecoming is sad as his family are all gone. He packs up the home to take back to Finland. While he is doing this, the Soviets, who are tracking him, go to the solder (now in prison) who killed Sisu's family and essentially started him on his warpath, saying they if he succeeds in stopping what he started, he can be released from prison a rich man.
Hilarity ensues.
I'm still struck by the Tarantino-esqueness of these. I didn't remember saying it in my previous review, but it stuck in my mind while watching this one. It's like Grindhouse. If there was an amputee soldier with a machine gun for a prosthetic leg, it wouldn't be out of place in this film.
I laughed a few times, said "oh shit" a few. Good fun if you're in the mood for some over the top ultra vi.
--tg
Sisu is going to his old homestead which is in the territory that has been annexed by the USSR. His homecoming is sad as his family are all gone. He packs up the home to take back to Finland. While he is doing this, the Soviets, who are tracking him, go to the solder (now in prison) who killed Sisu's family and essentially started him on his warpath, saying they if he succeeds in stopping what he started, he can be released from prison a rich man.
Hilarity ensues.
I'm still struck by the Tarantino-esqueness of these. I didn't remember saying it in my previous review, but it stuck in my mind while watching this one. It's like Grindhouse. If there was an amputee soldier with a machine gun for a prosthetic leg, it wouldn't be out of place in this film.
I laughed a few times, said "oh shit" a few. Good fun if you're in the mood for some over the top ultra vi.
--tg