Safe (I) (2017) User Reviews

Where's Walter?

[nogodnomasters · 3/10 · 7 September 2018]

Walter Alexander Smith was sent to prison because he knew Snowden. He has escaped and has Frank Kovac's (Jason London) infant daughter in a kennel with a killer dog waiting for the phone to ring and give a kill command. NSA Deputy Director Frank would do anything to save his daughter including compromising files and violating search and seizure laws. Frank is helped by Brenda (Fiona Dourif), a woman he was about to fire.

There appears to be a theme of NSA snooping, i.e. "We are all Snowden", but the fictional setting didn't drive home any point. The ending had a nice twist to it, but watching all the action take place in one room for 70+ minutes was an entertainment killer.

Guide: No swearing (that I recall). No sex or nudity. Big dog sniffing a baby's face.

Wow

[rjrutledge · 1/10 · 17 August 2018]

Two star is generous to say the least. This movie lack so many elements of what it could and should have been. The acting was horrendous. I could have done a better job. I fell asleep and finished it the next day. Dont even waste your time. Horrible story line, I could have written a better story. This was sad..

Looking for terrible? This is the movie for you

[lemonmelon5 · 1/10 · 17 August 2018]

Certainly one of the worst movies I've ever seen. It's close to The Room proportions of terribleness. Awful plot, awful acting, every sentence seems to start with them saying that character's name again, yet you still got confused as to who was who...what a movie..

OMG - acting is terrible, plot is terrible, jason london has got to be one of the worst actors(???) ever...

[contactmaz · 1/10 · 17 August 2018]

My title says it all really... this film was %^%%^£$%^... Don't bother with it, you'll thank me later for saving you the pain of having to watch a film that has a script as crap as they come.

I can't / don't want to write anymore, the sooner I forget about this film, the better!

It doesn't contain any spoilers because the film doesn't really have a plot as such. It's drivel... and can be described in a sentence or two and were I to write this/these, it would be deleted!