Rating of
1/4
Heads straight to the junkyard
sreekirch - wrote on 06/07/13
Directed by Walter Hill
Starring Sylvester Stallone
1/4
Stallone puts bullets into the heads. But the impact is diluted. This is a lazy action film ever seen. We have big names in the form of Walter Hill (who is famous for western films) and the big blame goes for the writer. It seems like, he was not interested and Stallone forced him to write a story for him. Hill makes a really frustrating film. I do not know why Stallone was chosen for the film a hit man who hates cops and tracks down persons who set him up. He had a good time with the welcome return of The Expendables. Now he has entered into a bad area that will really put a break in his career. Even for his diehard fans, out there nope will be the answer. Alright listen up folks! Sly is showing his body, hits thugs and the finale is all about spear fight. This is not convincing. I expected some real action there. Nope! I am disappointed. When we consider a point where a cop struggles to arrest Stallone, is he doing his job? and what about the point where he always takes the help of an assistant to locate a place. What is he doing in the film? just making phone calls. What about the girl? A tattoo maker, a one year medic who stitches wounds, (so to speak daughter of Stallone in the film) finally ends up in an easy kidnap plot. What is going on here? For the future warning, please Stallone do not disappoint your fans out there. Bullet to the head heads, straight into the junkyard. The last dialog he says, that probably one cannot live longer, as per Stallone’s standards, he is losing his steam.
