First things first, this isn't Warner Bros or Lionsgate, so its budget is no where near
those type of productions, so before the haters kick in, bear that in mind. A minimal
amount spent in effects, but don't be fooled by no ultra explosions or fight scenes -
this is decent. And head casted by the great Eric Roberts, who for me, gets better with
age, and he didn't fail to perform, and delivers an excellent performance, playing his role
as 'Michael Hero' to a superb standard.
Truth be told, the film took way to long to really kick in, but, have some patience, and it will give you that excitement concept feel. Narrated brilliantly, with explanations on who's who and what's what, giving a real good guide to what's gonna be installed during the movie. Would like to have seen more from Vas Blackwood, who for me, has come on leaps and bounds in the last 10 years. Couple of pet hates - the police officers doing the interview, was very poor - lost the way of the movie in that few minute scene alone, with a few things, the KFC eating of the Hotel Receptionist - but, a small price on what turned out an excellent movie, so I soon got over those bits and pieces. Some good banter lines used, questionable if they were at the correct times in some scenes.
Truth be told, the film took way to long to really kick in, but, have some patience, and it will give you that excitement concept feel. Narrated brilliantly, with explanations on who's who and what's what, giving a real good guide to what's gonna be installed during the movie. Would like to have seen more from Vas Blackwood, who for me, has come on leaps and bounds in the last 10 years. Couple of pet hates - the police officers doing the interview, was very poor - lost the way of the movie in that few minute scene alone, with a few things, the KFC eating of the Hotel Receptionist - but, a small price on what turned out an excellent movie, so I soon got over those bits and pieces. Some good banter lines used, questionable if they were at the correct times in some scenes.