jnjason-90562
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Jake G. Is the only bright spot here and he doesn't compare with Patrick Swayze's role in the original. The writing and/or the dialogue is lacking and Jake G. Really doesn't have support of the cast and crew. It gets a 3 entirely because of him. Connor McGregor's "acting" performance pulls down the rating, too. (Calling it "acting" is a REAL stretch!)
It's no wonder this went straight to Amazon Prime as I don't see this movie being a box office success if it went to the theaters.
Some of the fight scenes weren't bad. (Note, I said SOME.) But many were overly done. Especially the final one between Jake and McGregor.
It's no wonder this went straight to Amazon Prime as I don't see this movie being a box office success if it went to the theaters.
Some of the fight scenes weren't bad. (Note, I said SOME.) But many were overly done. Especially the final one between Jake and McGregor.
Rated as 5.8 here. It's not a blockbuster 10 for sure, but I thought it was better than a 5 or a 6, Sutherland just really walked through a couple of times and that was it. Chris Pine carried this movie. Had he not done that this movie wouldn't have made it.
The main character's discharge was not realistic as it doesn't happen that fast. If he was discharged honorably he still receives his pension and benefits since he didn't face a court martial . And a shoot out on the streets of Berlin?!?! That just wouldn't happen as the German police would be all over it.
No, Chris Pine carried this movie in spite of some unrealistic parts in the script.
The main character's discharge was not realistic as it doesn't happen that fast. If he was discharged honorably he still receives his pension and benefits since he didn't face a court martial . And a shoot out on the streets of Berlin?!?! That just wouldn't happen as the German police would be all over it.
No, Chris Pine carried this movie in spite of some unrealistic parts in the script.
I would never considered William Peterson in a sports movie, but he does a great job here. One of my favorite baseball movies. Right up there with "Bull Durham". "Major League" may have an edge when it comes to the humor, but it is tough to give this one less than a 10.