Soldato
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15 mins in and it’s a hard no from me.
Yes, well, about three minutes of bad script and direction and I didn't get any further.
Anyone get to the end?
The best thing about this is people keep saying "It cant get any worse than this" I have faith in that they can do worse.
Garbage!
Star Trek opening credits, but no ST horns/theme etc, although heavily influenced.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but yours is wrong. It was bad, very, very bad, even if it wasn't meant to be a ST movie.
I enjoyed the opening and thought it was going to be good, but c'mon, this was like a trash 80's cheese fest - but not a good one.
You got my intrigued going to give it a go knowing its bad. Yes i love the pain haha
I have no idea what they were thinking when they made this. It's pretty bad lol.
I hated the whole hunger type games start, it just made no sense to me of how you go about selecting what is to be the most powerful person in your galaxyWatched it again last night, partly For Science™ and partly because a mate wanted to see just how bad it was.
If anything it made me even more angry at the wretchedness the second time around. The opening sequence that rips off The Hunger Games was okay, if derivative and obvious. But at least tonally fitting for having a Mirror Universe character as a protagonist. The rest of the film is underbaked at best. You can see the fault lines where parts that were originally from two different story outlines for the series that never was got smushed together. And fairly important stuff has to have ended up on the cutting room floor because some scenes make even less sense than they otherwise might.
So Garrett and Quasi are on the garbage scow chasing Fuzz. Garrett goes to the trash deck, finds the battery powered doll and makes the bomb. Heads back to the 'bridge'. Then all of a sudden they're ahead of Fuzz rather than chasing him, so they can dump the explosive trash in his path?
So yeah. In summary - it's all stupid and terrible and I hate it.