GambitSWE

I liked the first part in this series, cause it was innovative and refreshing. Pretty nice special-effects for it's time. Acting wasn't Oscar quality, but not many movie has.

The second part was pretty bad, in every aspect. Let us leave it at that.

This movie almost deserves a new definition of the word bad. The acting and the dialog was horrible. The actors were stiff, and it was hard not to laugh when they tried showing some kind of emotions during more intensive scenes, only to fail miserably. The special-effects were so bad, that it shouldn't deserve to be in the same genre as every other sf movie out there.

I often see movies that others have criticized, just because I have to verify if it's actually as bad as everybody claim it to be. This movie surely was.

No people, please make a huge detour at your local rental-store, if you see this one on a shelf.

Excellent thriller with great acting. As somebody already pointed out, there isn't very much of the Hollywood stereotype about the movie. With this I mean explosion, after explosions which are so big that they can't possible be. Sweden aren't exactly known for their big action/thriller movies, but this one will maybe open some eyes for those who don't know that Sweden are a bit more than Strindberg, Nobel and polar bears. Do they have polar bears in Sweden,? No. But according to a essay done in the US, more than 50% of the students thought so.

The movie has beautiful scenery, and the tension keeps you at your toes, though it hasn't anything really new about it. Does show though that Sweden can produce thrillers, and not only dramas, which may be nominated for an Oscar...

Good movie with very cool songs from the 80´s, and nice cars of the 50´s. The story is not maybe the best, but it works quite well here, as the good, bad-as Paré, saves his former sweetheart from a bikers gang. Short and simple, a very entertaining movie.