Uninspired, unimaginative, and utterly forgettable, 'I am That Man' is a cinematic disaster from start to finish. Directed by the hack Marsden (not all actors are like this), whose lack of vision is only matched by his ineptitude behind the camera, the film stumbles through a convoluted plot filled with clichés and tired tropes.
Marsden also wrote the screenplay, littered with predictable twists and cardboard characters, feels like a rough draft hastily thrown together by someone with no understanding of storytelling. The dialogue is as wooden as his performance. Another wannabe director-writer who is at best a bit & C-Level actor whose glory days were early in his career.
From its cringeworthy attempts at humor to its poorly executed action sequences, Man is a prime example of how not to make a movie. Save your time and money, and steer clear of this cinematic catastrophe even if you can see it on Tubi.
Marsden also wrote the screenplay, littered with predictable twists and cardboard characters, feels like a rough draft hastily thrown together by someone with no understanding of storytelling. The dialogue is as wooden as his performance. Another wannabe director-writer who is at best a bit & C-Level actor whose glory days were early in his career.
From its cringeworthy attempts at humor to its poorly executed action sequences, Man is a prime example of how not to make a movie. Save your time and money, and steer clear of this cinematic catastrophe even if you can see it on Tubi.