First Response

The thing i liked with this movie was the fact that it was not like similar movies when u know the outcome already after 5min. And also the fact that things did or did not happen like me as a viewer expected to happen. That keeps viewers from getting bored. Overall an OK movie. Without unnecessary scenarios. The scenes with Camilla's flashbacks did I not get though

Saw this while browsing the movies on Bigscreen VR and it caught my attention. Some of the situations make you wonder if that is how it would go in real life, the writing is a little flawed there. Whether it is the likeable paramedics backed by excellent actors or the tense situation they've been placed into, something had me invested in seeing things play out safely. The movie really likes keep you feeling like somebody can die at each scene.. all in all worth a watch.

As a Paramedic, this was a disgrace to our profession! Nothing plausible in the whole film, acting as bad as the writing!

Other reviews obviously from someone involved with this junk, no way anyone could enjoy this turd!

Just Bad, bad, bad, bad!

Avoid at all costs!

Not worth with bandwidth to download.

Shameful production!

Nothing more to say, except hoe terrible this flop is!

In case I was unclear, I hated everything about this!

0/10

Two EMT paramedics (Danila Ramirez and Christopher Turner) are hijacked by brother robbers, who have just stolen a fortune and are on the run - however, one of the brothers, Dermot, was shot and is badly injured.

The other brother, Austin, will not allow the paramedics to go to a hospital. He insists that the two help his brother.

This film was okay but not without problems. The first thing was, how stupid were the people at the ambulance company that they didn't realize there's a problem when the EMT vehicle never returned after going off shift, and the PMs were unreachable by radio and cell phone? Talk about taking your time - "well, watch it." I'd have plenty to say to dispatch about that when I returned - if I did.

The other thing was the female character, Camilla (Ramirez) has flashbacks showing a past relationship. Unnecessary.

There was some suspense. The acting was decent. One of my favorite actors from the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, Graham Abbey, had a role.

The actors are good, the plot has possibilities. Could have done without the endless flashbacks. It was nice to see a female lead who was strong and resourceful as opposed to needing the man to save the day. Overall, parts of the movie were really good, others (like the flashbacks) were boring.