58 Bewertungen
I was actually surprised at this woman "proving strength over adversity" chase movie. The lead actress was pretty good, the bad guys typically inept, and the plot ok. It does keep you interested and rooting for her throughout which I didn't expect at the start.
- BandSAboutMovies
- 5. Sept. 2020
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It starts as it means to go on, badly. The acting is poor, the storyline weak and an hour in it almost telegraphs the twist. I found myself physically jolting at some of the join by dots set scenes. The main baddie delivered his lines as if he was auditioning in an echo chamber and the script, if there was one, was such that I felt compelled to fast forward chunks of the film so I could simply get to the end. I created this account just so I could warn others to avoid this film. Jim 80958's review must make him a relative of one of the actors. Either that or he is reviewing a completely different film. On a positive note the setting was outstandingly beautiful, I would love to go there.
- denledwidge
- 30. Jan. 2021
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This women (Mel) has got to be the dumbest, most idiotic victim I've ever seen. I'll guarantee you'll catch yourself yelling.... WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING more than a few times. I bet most viewers continued to watch just to see how it ends... cause you'd like to believe that Mel CAN NOT BE AS CLUELESS.....CAN NOT BE THIS DAMN DUMB but somehow she continues to to show that she as dumb as advertised.
- millsmichaelgregory
- 4. Okt. 2021
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I couldn't even finish this movie, the acting was so bad. Plot was all over the place and story line was so clunky. Not worth watching.
- elapalermo
- 14. Sept. 2020
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This movie had me saying "why the f would you do that" about 100 times.
Bad script, horrible acting and no common sense. Nothing about this film could even be considered partially realistic. The decisions made by all parties are stupid and void of all logic. The writing is very bad.
- pooch-in-aus
- 28. Dez. 2020
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- essencemylyfe
- 18. Dez. 2020
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Celeste M. Cooper actually does a terrific job acting here. Some of it feels amateur but overall a good watch where you root for Mel and try to absorb the motivational flashbacks.
On parts of the film I started to roll my eyes at all the loud cries of pain with her perps possibly finding her location with all the noise. I know that combat training teaches you to subdue your sounds, but I thought common sense would, as well. Of course, it made the film more tense, I guess. But much of the film relies on the protagonist's bad decisions to set up difficult situations, as with any thriller.
The rest of the acting was subpar but it got its point across. The videography was really good. I don't have anything to say about the soundtrack, which is probably a compliment in itself considering that bad soundtrack's are annoying and noticeable.
On parts of the film I started to roll my eyes at all the loud cries of pain with her perps possibly finding her location with all the noise. I know that combat training teaches you to subdue your sounds, but I thought common sense would, as well. Of course, it made the film more tense, I guess. But much of the film relies on the protagonist's bad decisions to set up difficult situations, as with any thriller.
The rest of the acting was subpar but it got its point across. The videography was really good. I don't have anything to say about the soundtrack, which is probably a compliment in itself considering that bad soundtrack's are annoying and noticeable.
I wanted this movie with my grandson who loves these types of films and he was not impressed. I truly dont like to give negative reviews, but this just didn't do it for either of us. The female lead was pretty good, but the writing was not very good. We were both disappointed and expected it to be better.
- DeborahOBrien7
- 26. Sept. 2020
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- hello-73338
- 8. Sept. 2020
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I felt like a bush walk so I chose this movie. What followed is a series of unlikely nonsensical events based on shock and terror tactics to deliver intensity. But I feel where these movies fall short is crossing the realism line all too frequently and this compromises the whole thing, but if it didn't well there wouldn't be a movie. Many viewers i've ready from couldn't even sit through the whole thing because its just too cringey. I mean, unless I was a juvenile and or didn't know better somehow... That aside I stayed with it because the filming locations and style are really nice, it's successfully giving me my nature fix and I like the training montage cut scenes as they're pretty inspiring. Lastly, the acting I have to applaud too. Overall 6/10.
- danielbrown-47106
- 9. Juni 2021
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This film was slow and jumbled. The story did not make sense. There were some incomprehensible flash backs and the bad guys were laughable. The lead actress was ok, cinematography was so so, but the story and direction was like a maze that took you nowhere.
- Loveoffilm7
- 29. Sept. 2020
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Directing, acting and plot well below par. Not movie theater or even at home viewing worthy.sorry I had to pay for it.
- Videokilledtheradio16
- 21. Sept. 2020
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Was honestly so boring I had to turn it off. The story line was very dry and boring...hard to watch or get into.
- CertifiedMovieCritic12
- 23. Sept. 2020
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I honestly cannot believe that someone came up with this. Felt very generic like it was written by a child. Very poor writing and direction. Very predictable and hard to sit through.
- Movielady135
- 21. Sept. 2020
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- nogodnomasters
- 25. Sept. 2020
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This was truly boring. 2 hours of a storyline that makes no sense. The acting was poor, cinematography was okay, direction was weak. The villain's dialect changes on a whim. The flashbacks are peculiar and don't make sense. I fell asleep before the credits rolled.
- Moviephone101
- 20. Sept. 2020
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The movie had a great storyline. I had no problem just watching the movie because of how interesting it was The main actress killed it. She really knew what she was doing she definitely acts better then most actresses. The other actors did great too.
- jeanettecolon
- 11. Sept. 2020
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I have a soft spot in my heart for freshman or sophomore films made on a micro budget. I know the cast sometimes doubles as the crew and I know that the money invested in making the movie is nothing compared to the blood, sweat and tears of the people who made it.
With that said, it's really hard to make a thriller without knowing what thrills the audience. If the premise is that an obviously depressed women decides to run through the wilderness, the audience needs to see what is scary about the wilderness. Although we hear where they are discussed, we have no context as to where it is. Are they in a National Park or in someone's back yard? Why are the trails empty? A spot of exposition or more overhead drones of green would have helped. There's so much context lost by not knowing why the heroine should be guarded,
Second, Celeste Cooper does an admirable job of SHOWING not TELLING that she is troubled and grieving. She is restrained, intense and quiet in her pain. She understands what her character is telling us, and really doesn't need the injury trope for us to know she is troubled. She gives a hell of a performance.
So too does Michael B. Woods, the mopey eyed criminal who is over his head and knows it. His part should have been bigger, and it would have fit with the story better had he had a chance at redemption.
Last, I would like to see more movies by the people who made this one. I think they did a good job in spite of the limitations, and I think the hate here is unjustified.
Yes, I would gladly be a free script doctor for their next project. I like their enthusiasm.
With that said, it's really hard to make a thriller without knowing what thrills the audience. If the premise is that an obviously depressed women decides to run through the wilderness, the audience needs to see what is scary about the wilderness. Although we hear where they are discussed, we have no context as to where it is. Are they in a National Park or in someone's back yard? Why are the trails empty? A spot of exposition or more overhead drones of green would have helped. There's so much context lost by not knowing why the heroine should be guarded,
Second, Celeste Cooper does an admirable job of SHOWING not TELLING that she is troubled and grieving. She is restrained, intense and quiet in her pain. She understands what her character is telling us, and really doesn't need the injury trope for us to know she is troubled. She gives a hell of a performance.
So too does Michael B. Woods, the mopey eyed criminal who is over his head and knows it. His part should have been bigger, and it would have fit with the story better had he had a chance at redemption.
Last, I would like to see more movies by the people who made this one. I think they did a good job in spite of the limitations, and I think the hate here is unjustified.
Yes, I would gladly be a free script doctor for their next project. I like their enthusiasm.
I have a few other choice words but that pretty much sums it up! Plot predictable and stupid acting was below subpar! But mainly the horrible storyline is what did it. The movie just made zero sense and I only finished watching to talk about how dumb it was plus there was nothing else on!
- babinefertiti
- 11. Sept. 2020
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Nothing really to recommend here at all really. There is a cliched flashback story which is told in parallel to the main plot which is boring, superfluous and annoying. The main story has been seen many times before and was pretty clunky. The acting didn't impress either. I'd give it a miss.
- Marco_From_Tropoja
- 8. Sept. 2020
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- Stanlee107
- 9. Sept. 2020
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