micke-bystrom

Had to give up mid episode 3 as the script is pretty weak, stiff, full of coincidences, which are way more unlikely given the vastness of the place where the story is taking place, these are driving much of the plot, and the acting is barely watchable. I like Jason Clarke, but not here and the rest of the line-up are even worse, if barely acceptable.

I wager the authors simply can't write engaging stories. What directing? No, plenty of other things to watch that are actually entertaining.

I like Guy Ritchie movies, especially when Jason Statham is in them, but this thing here is just going through the motions, pretending to be interesting. The pacing is all wrong, the dialogue is weak, story development is like a kid's move. Apparently Guy Richie can fail. Maybe he's now a has-been and it's time to retire as to the life of a goat farmer.

It would seem Jason needs better direction in order to bloom into the ultra-cool and interesting hero personality he can be when he gets the proper story and context. He doesn't appear to be very interested in that though. It's a shame really. With all the alternatives that exist there are no reasons to watch this movie at all.

This is actually really bad. Richard Holm is just not up to for what this film wants to be. Look at some native Norwegian movies on the same subject and I think you'll find many that are pretty good and this one to be drivel in comparison.

Acting is stiff and over the top at the same time, the drama is laughable and the story could have been made into something interesting, but isn't.