The Immortal Wars

This film would have been great with a better script and more talented actors.

I'm a huge fan of fantasy and dystopian thrillers so this should have been a hit for me. Unfortunately while the world created is interesting, we only get snippets of how they got into this situation and it's only through talking. This could've been expanded a little, along with the back stories of the fighters. I was never really invested in any of the characters as I didn't know any of them.

The dialogue between fighters was unbelievable and there was no chemistry between any of them. It was all rather wooden.

Likewise there were a few good fight scenes but the majority looked more like dancing than fighting.

The dress was almost as laughable as the script.

I really wanted to like this but it was a huge no. I'm embarrassed I made it to the end.

It's a low budget movie that they didn't even finish. It ends right when it was about to gain momentum it ended. Graphics and storyline were worse than SNES Shaqfu. I imagine the sequel will be even worse. WTF did I watch?

Did anyone bother to write a script? did they just throw a bunch of out-takes into a computer and add badly filtered graphics... look, whatever, I don't care. If this is the film makers legacy then obviously neither do they. The ONLY reward this piece of dross gave me was allowing me to press STOP.

But in the back of my mind I walk away wondering what Eric Roberts thought when he said yes to this... it's not good.

I enjoy most movies and have watched/tolerated a number of bad ones - this however is awful; really, really awful.

Don't bother, dust the house, clear the loft - 2 more enjoyable ways of spending a few hours.

Wtf did I just watch. I wouldn't recommend anyone to watch this film if that's what you want to call it. It was so bad I just part of my life I can't get back I wasted. Just when it starts getting any kind of goodness it ended. It just pointless watching it I skipped through most of it in hope it would get better but no such luck it was dark and dreary all the way through