... but falls considerably short of the mark.
The movie follows our hero Adam Clay, a man who has spent a lifetime carrying out questionable acts, but is on the path to reflection and redemption. Then something awful happens to his puppy, I mean elderly friend, and so Clay comes out of retirement and seeks revenge.
Our evil capitalists villans are caricatures of the WoWS cast, and so of course they deserve everything that comes their way.
We're then treated to an hour or so of genetic action sequences and bland humour delivered via a plot, which is quite ridiculous.
Of course, the movie suffers badly from the current Hollywood DEI trend, which undermines the plot, such as it is, making it even more predictable;
White person = evil baddie Minority person = angelic goodie
This applies to almost every character, so we know as soon as we meet the character, which side they'll be on.
Overall, this was a tremendously boring and predictable movie, which in hindsight I wish I'd avoided.
The movie follows our hero Adam Clay, a man who has spent a lifetime carrying out questionable acts, but is on the path to reflection and redemption. Then something awful happens to his puppy, I mean elderly friend, and so Clay comes out of retirement and seeks revenge.
Our evil capitalists villans are caricatures of the WoWS cast, and so of course they deserve everything that comes their way.
We're then treated to an hour or so of genetic action sequences and bland humour delivered via a plot, which is quite ridiculous.
Of course, the movie suffers badly from the current Hollywood DEI trend, which undermines the plot, such as it is, making it even more predictable;
White person = evil baddie Minority person = angelic goodie
This applies to almost every character, so we know as soon as we meet the character, which side they'll be on.
Overall, this was a tremendously boring and predictable movie, which in hindsight I wish I'd avoided.
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