This felt more like an exercise in how to make a wholly unoriginal film. I'd love to praise it for not being based on any existing IP, but that would mean I'd have to ignore the fact that it's based on more or less every IP while pretending not to be. Not a fan of the abundance of CGI either, and the lense flares are of Abramic proportions.
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This is a post pulled in via Letterboxd, find all of them here. Reviews are short and sweet and very subjective. I'm not a film-major, folks.
