The cast is mostly Eastern European, so there is not much dialogue. I admire that what little there is, they really worked on sounding perfectly American. Points for effort.
The leading lady has all the personality of a tractor trailer truck driver. Her fashion sense of boots, jeans, sweater, and heavy jacket in every scene makes you wonder what her special power is. The Army guy that seems to be infatuated with her gives up his career to help her and she treats him like trash.
The supervillain is a totally boring douche. I am not sure what the actor was aiming for, but talking and walking like a robot is silly and laughable. The fight scenes are to show how invulnerable the supervillain is, so everyone punches him in the face, and he barely reacts. The fact that you can clearly see most of the punches missing by several inches dillutes the WOW effect.
This story could have been a lot better with a leading lady that had some charisma, and a super-villain that was menacing in a scary way. Every time he told someone "You have something I need," I hoped they would fart in his face.
The leading lady has all the personality of a tractor trailer truck driver. Her fashion sense of boots, jeans, sweater, and heavy jacket in every scene makes you wonder what her special power is. The Army guy that seems to be infatuated with her gives up his career to help her and she treats him like trash.
The supervillain is a totally boring douche. I am not sure what the actor was aiming for, but talking and walking like a robot is silly and laughable. The fight scenes are to show how invulnerable the supervillain is, so everyone punches him in the face, and he barely reacts. The fact that you can clearly see most of the punches missing by several inches dillutes the WOW effect.
This story could have been a lot better with a leading lady that had some charisma, and a super-villain that was menacing in a scary way. Every time he told someone "You have something I need," I hoped they would fart in his face.