Infiltrado

This movie was a giant waste of time. The acting is so bad you'll question turning it off before you reach the midway point. It's one thing if the story is bad but the acting is good but this movie the acting is terrible and the story absolutely sucks. It's slow, pointless, with no real attachment to keep you interested. I thought with Kellan Lutz in it, it would be somewhat decent but nope. And for us to believe that Pedro is a cop, gtfoh. If you get to watch this movie for free, then by all means, waste your time. But if you choose to pay for this dumpster fire, then don't come on here and say you didn't get a warning. This is your warning. Hard pass.....

Holy crap this movie is funny by accident. If you like bad cinema and can pick up easily on mistakes and obvious signs of low budget and lack of talent - this movie is kind of a blast. I could def see this ending up on best of the worst type lists eventually, but prob not just because nobody knows about it.

The plot makes no sense, lines of dialogue are up front and explain what a character is thinking or about to do, the vampire from twilight who carried around plastic bags full of eggs for no reason is a buff ex army lawyer, explosions look like plug-in after effects anyone can do, they say things like 'oh no are you having another brain zap', pedro from Napoleon dynamite starts having noir style narration then just stops, and this is like if Neil Breen made an action movie with nicer cameras than he usually has.

We found ourselves cracking up regularly at what was happening- the effects, the acting, the lines of dialogue being spoken that were apparently not jokes, etc.

Wish I had read some of these reviews before watching this movie. I could have saved myself a couple of hours of disappointment. The movie is so lame, not even B grade. The casting must have been done by Stevie Wonder as the criminal gangs lack any credibility or fear factor, the most unintimidating crooks I have seen in any movie in my life. The fact that the lead cop in the movie is Pedro from Napoleon Dynamite suggests maybe suggests the person casting had a sense of humour, but the only joke is how bad the movie is, the acting is amateurish, and the script lacks any credibility, there is no real suspense, no memorable moments. You walk away thankful that its over and it is not one you will watch again.

They sort of explained the ending, but it was so blah and indefinite that it really did not seem like an ending.

There was lots of good violence and a semblance of a storyline. Decent way to kill some time, but not earth shattering.

It started with good character development on the main character and introduced his character flaw well. They did not spend a great deal of time on a well flushed out character background so I would say that the emphasis of this action movie was on the action. There were parts of the action that were unique which made that a bit more interesting. Had they spent just a little more effort on the ending it could have been a fair bit better.

No pun intended - some things are past their time and prime ... just have run out of any validation of sort I reckon. On the other hand, if you are into low budget action movies and/or like one or more actors involved in this ... you may have other feelings than most that watched this. And I for one am happy for you.

That said, I can't concentrate on a "fringe" group, but have to decide what this means for a larger group of people. Even the ending that is quite cringe worthy ... well the end "confrontation" that is ... counter climactic ... and really not helping its own case at all. Acting is ok though ... which cannot be said about the paper thing story (and I may even adding layers here) ...