Stunning scenery, and for once the backpacks and gear are realistic and they don't head out with dangling straps and empty pockets only to setup a Shangri La campsite that would require four sherpas and two mules.
The frustrating part is that you have Ranger Guy, who is locked and loaded, and he does smart stuff like scanning through his scope or going back to his vehicle when his pack is stolen. But then he stumbles and tumbles through the woods and fails to take point blank shots, or he shoots one bullet. And then he flips into full Rambo mode with the bonfire, sutures, knife spear, and revenge necklace. Ugh. Honestly I'd take Frank Farmer from The Bodyguard over Ranger Guy. Even with a suit and dress shoes Frank runs out into the night woods, focuses his senses, shoots, and almost hits his target. No need for a Rube Goldberg machine with a truck and propane and gas and flares.
So some potential but kind of all over the place. Would have liked better character structure.
The frustrating part is that you have Ranger Guy, who is locked and loaded, and he does smart stuff like scanning through his scope or going back to his vehicle when his pack is stolen. But then he stumbles and tumbles through the woods and fails to take point blank shots, or he shoots one bullet. And then he flips into full Rambo mode with the bonfire, sutures, knife spear, and revenge necklace. Ugh. Honestly I'd take Frank Farmer from The Bodyguard over Ranger Guy. Even with a suit and dress shoes Frank runs out into the night woods, focuses his senses, shoots, and almost hits his target. No need for a Rube Goldberg machine with a truck and propane and gas and flares.
So some potential but kind of all over the place. Would have liked better character structure.