Hard Way: The Action Musical

A beautiful little cinematic jewel among the grey charcoal dusted reality us humans face day to day that somehow really proves that love is all we need but we have no way of letting anyone know that. Thank you to everyone in front of and behind the camera for giving me a Friday filled with love and hope!

Catchy, nice songs that stick to your brain like glue but in a good way!

Really talented group of actors, dancers and performers whose heartwarming, cool and last but not in the very least wonderful mixture of humour and the strength to tell such an important story but at the same time shart yourself by laughing! Just watch it with an open heart whomever you might be, you might not feel comfortable if you've swimming along in the mainstream line and is scared of new perspectives on life, if this is you, just enjoy the simple message of love. In all it's forms, cause you know what? Soon that's all we gonna have left after we wreck to planet, is each other, like it or not.

I noticed this on Disney and it certainly caught my eye. I enjoyed Anna and the Apocalypse a lot and thought if someone can make a musical zombie film then why not a musical action. Overall i was very impressed by it. Any film that challenges standard genres deserves my time and this one was worth every second. The acting was just the right amount of tongue in cheek and the effects were good.

But any musical will live and die by its songs i think they pretty much nailed it and the message and ending fitted beautifully. I would love to see more but i suppose it might be a challenge to maintain for a 90 minutes, but if they decide to make a full film then I'll be there watching it!

Saw this film during its premiere in Munich,Germany. It's a highly creative and totally unusual mixture between an action movie and a musical. Phantastic soundtrack, great cinematography and professionally choreographed action and dance sequences. But the best thing is the irony. Without the latter, this would be just another well made wannabe Hollywood flick. But as it is you find me deeply impressed.