Directed by:
Jeff ChanCinematography:
Marie DavignonComposer:
Ryan TaubertCast:
Robbie Amell, Stephen Amell, Jean Yoon, Aaron Abrams, Sirena Gulamgaus, Alex Mallari Jr., Jane Moffat, Sarena Parmar, Mikayla SwamiNathan, Akiel Julien (more)VOD (1)
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In a city where people with powers are policed and oppressed, an ex-criminal must turn to a drug lord he despises to protect a teen from a corrupt cop. (Netflix)
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The first part is a favourite of mine, so I was waiting for the second one like a kid at Christmas, but although it's a watchable one-shot, I wasn't too happy with it. I was expecting a much bigger blast, but unfortunately the film had trouble getting me into the plot and I found it too distant. The characters come together in a very unnatural way, the plot is too straightforward and uninteresting, the action is mediocre and the budget isn’t great, either, I even found the visual effects weaker than in the first installment. The only thing they added is new Robo-dogs, but on they also deprived us of the whole main bunch of bastards, any bigger or more epic battle, and summing up I'm not very excited. I was expecting an epic sequel to the excellent first film and got a weaker concoction which I didn't like much, with weak action, bland characters and almost no chemistry between the leading duo. This was not very good.
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The first part was an enjoyable B-movie surprise, but nothing that needed a sequel, so this film was written off more or less from the announcement and unfortunately it's a class worse. Plot-wise, there's not much action either, the robot dogs were alright, but the whole thing just reeks of mediocrity. It doesn't hurt to watch it, so those 3 stars in the end, yeah, but it’s pretty useless. 5/10.
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