Tin Soldier
- 2025
- 1h 26m
Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe Bokushi offers a program for US combat veterans seeking their "purpose" and path forward. Now the Government is concerned with the rapid rise of this well-armed, highly trained, and eter... Tout lireThe Bokushi offers a program for US combat veterans seeking their "purpose" and path forward. Now the Government is concerned with the rapid rise of this well-armed, highly trained, and eternally devoted Shinjas in the cult-like "Program."The Bokushi offers a program for US combat veterans seeking their "purpose" and path forward. Now the Government is concerned with the rapid rise of this well-armed, highly trained, and eternally devoted Shinjas in the cult-like "Program."
- Director
- Writers
- Stars
- Catherine Monk
- (as Angeliquie Fernandez)
- Shinja Mother
- (as Jessica L. Fuerst)
Avis en vedette
There are three main problems. First is the story itself. The narrative choice they made to tell the story in voiceover, flashbacks and then back to present day in a way that makes the timeline really confusing. Did this happen ten years ago or five? When did the character make this decision? How long were they together vs apart? How long did they know where a certain character was? Made it really hard to be invested in the character relationships that we are presented with. Also the cult titles/honorifics- Shinja, Bokushi? Pure lol wtf.
Second is Jamie Foxx as the villain. He's got this crazy wig and beard, straight hamming it up. I just couldn't take him seriously in what's supposed to be a deathly serious role.
The third and biggest problem is Scott Eastwood as the protagonist. I don't know why they keep asking him to carry lead roles. He is textbook nepo baby. He's got the looks and the name but he lacks the presence/gravitas of a leading man. There's an ironic scene close to the end where the villain PERFECTLY describes who Eastwood is in real life: a guy who always comes up short because he just doesn't have the mettle.
What about DeNiro? Well, he's in this for like, five minutes tops. They could have got any old character actor to do what he did, which wasn't much.
One star for Jamie Foxx looking crazy which is the only entertainment value. Real waste of time and talent.
If feels like massive chunks of the narrative are missing. Things just happen for the sake of happening and everything and everyone is vague as hell.
Nothing really feels natural. It's all just a big hot mess of hallucinatory imagery and confusingly shot action scenes.
I don't know how or why this exists but it's certainly an oddity.
Check it out for the curiosity value. That's about all there is.
The cast is wasted here and I'm not really sure what the intent behind the pic or it's story is.
Not a new kind of action film. Just a huge head scratcher.
Movie needs help, what a mess. Budget probably went to Jamie Foxx's interview scene, 10min worth of work for 1mill.
How are these projects green lit. Lots of CGI, unfortunately not as much in script.
Movie feels like a chose your own adventure of slop.
Flashback scenes give the viewer the urge to flash themselves for greater entertainment, regardless of pro/con of self-flash.
Please use your time by donating energy to help the world and not on this mess of a movie. Pete Sampras would do better as a writer and/or director.
Story was bad and barely made sense, the actors were probably (?) doing their best and failing at it, leaving the result a mess of a movie, a waste of money and about an hour and 5 mins - as I FFWed several times to skip the most annoying scenes of grand-standing monologuing and preaching - of my life I'll never get back.
It had about NOTHING to do with PTSD besides mentioning it in passing and the best thing about this movie was the people behind the scenes that were paid to work on it. And I'm not counting the actors in front of the camera into the crew here.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesChristian George (FBI Special Agent Yates) suffered a severe leg injury just prior to filming his scenes. The writers modified the script to incorporate his injury and then allowed the cast to ad lib lines.
- Citations
Nash Cavanaugh: Some days... I don't know how I keep going. My mind is filled with things that... I don't want to remember. Trauma feeds on you like a disease. And then... even if it's just for a moment... life is unbearable. But this wasn't me not letting go of my past. This was my past not letting go of me.
- Bandes originalesWait in the Back of the Line
Written by Citizen Cope (as Clarence Greenwood) and Chris Hajian (as Christopher E. Hajian)
Published by CAS Film/Reservoir Media
Performed by Chris Hajian
Meilleurs choix
- How long is Tin Soldier?Propulsé par Alexa
Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Kurşun Asker
- Lieux de tournage
- Prosotsani, Grèce(Cave Aggitis River)
- sociétés de production
- Consultez plus de crédits d'entreprise sur IMDbPro
Box-office
- Budget
- 45 000 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 42 291 $ US
- Durée
- 1h 26m(86 min)
- Couleur