The Immortal Wars: Resurgence

We as a collective as cognitive watchdogs of b-films were ashamed of the juice lacking essential oil of this instant, classic? According to they friend!

IDK - "This film I can't even, it not to quality. It over the line of meteorological"

The sound mixing drove us the collective crazy. For realzzzzz

The Immortal Wars: Resurgence is one of the films which I stopped watching in the middle. The film is so nonsense and the contents are always the same. It's all about the seek for revenge and take down the cooperation thing. And also the characters are like XMen's.

What I don't like the most is the actress in the leading role. The way she does fighting scenes is so unbearable. I think that's the main reason why I stopped watching this film. If they chose the other actress, the film might be better.

So, to say it in one word, it's a total boring film for me. Watching it was a huge waste of time. It was a great decision for me to stop watching.

This "thing" is such a sorry crapfest. While watching it I reflected upon all the sins I ever committed and reasoned that this movie was God's punishment for them. My seat was my own personal hell.

Repent. The end is near.

I went into this not expecting much and even then I was amazed at how just plain bad this movie is. "Sets? We don't need no stinkin' sets, just get all the plastic sheets you can find." Then there's, "talent? We don't need no stinkin' talent. Just get Eric Roberts, He'll do anything for a paycheck." Then there's "FX? I'll let my kid do it on his laptop." Then there's "script? I'll just write it as we go along." Then there's "actors? We can't have real actors, we spent our budget on Eric Roberts." Even if I don't take all that into consideration this "movie" still stinks. I guess this movie does have some value, if nothing else it shows just what not to do with film.

Not much more to say. The first film captured my interest, and my imagination. It is a niche film; for which I am a perfect example of the intended audience. In comparison, this sequel was a slow slog. But the girls looked good; and there was an earnest attempt to simulate martial arts. I loved the first film. This one was a real disappointment.