Within ten minutes, I was struggling to make sense of what was happening. Within thirty minutes, I began to not care. It was bland.
There were few if any details as to why there was a war and who was fighting. The movie follows photographers who get way too close to the action during random civilian battles while trying to get to Washington DC to interview the president they didn't support. The journey was a slow, drawn out to who cares.
The photographers lacked emotion until they or people they knew were in danger. That didn't even happen until the last quarter of the movie.
The ending with Kristen Dunst was quickly glossed over and demonstrated how poor character development was. No one in the last seen cared and neither did I.
The first Purge was so much more enjoyable than this snoozefest.
There were few if any details as to why there was a war and who was fighting. The movie follows photographers who get way too close to the action during random civilian battles while trying to get to Washington DC to interview the president they didn't support. The journey was a slow, drawn out to who cares.
The photographers lacked emotion until they or people they knew were in danger. That didn't even happen until the last quarter of the movie.
The ending with Kristen Dunst was quickly glossed over and demonstrated how poor character development was. No one in the last seen cared and neither did I.
The first Purge was so much more enjoyable than this snoozefest.
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