If you like your movies with boring action scenes, undeveloped and uninteresting characters, a story that could have been applied to action-hero from Arnold to Stallone to Craig to Damon and a musical score with no personality what so ever then Hamilton is the film for you.
The movie opens grandly with an EXTREME closeup on Persbrandts nose. Persbrandt plays Hamilton just like he plays his famous Gunvald-character in Beck, only that this time he is more restrained. His "acting" is holding the same emotion through the entire film and hardly ever showing any emotions at all.
The only interesting part of the movie goes nowhere. It involves Hamilton having a traumatic experience with his girlfriend and was more interesting than the stock-plot of the film.
The villain was just your stock action villain with no personality at all. Actually, nobody in this film had a personality.
The photography was terrible, the camera was shaking like the tail of a rattlesnake in every shot and I never could tell what was going on.
Just plain bad.
The movie opens grandly with an EXTREME closeup on Persbrandts nose. Persbrandt plays Hamilton just like he plays his famous Gunvald-character in Beck, only that this time he is more restrained. His "acting" is holding the same emotion through the entire film and hardly ever showing any emotions at all.
The only interesting part of the movie goes nowhere. It involves Hamilton having a traumatic experience with his girlfriend and was more interesting than the stock-plot of the film.
The villain was just your stock action villain with no personality at all. Actually, nobody in this film had a personality.
The photography was terrible, the camera was shaking like the tail of a rattlesnake in every shot and I never could tell what was going on.
Just plain bad.