Kakiri

Bad Boys Ride or Die

Maybe since the franchise already has a history, the plot of the characters is more consistent than in the first, I don't know if it is better than the first movie, but it's better than the second and the third, that's for sure.

A little predictable, yes, because it is actually a comedy, and the plot, as well as the fantastic and not very credible scenes, take a backseat.

If you have already seen the previous three, then my congratulations for holding on, ha ha, especially the third one was quite stinky and smelly, in this they vindicated themselves a bit, and I think it likes it on the same level as the first movie, only to understand it all you have to see the previous three.

Personal opinion: Funny, it's not bad as 2nd and 3rd so it doesn't hurt to take a look at it 7.86.

The Watchers

I was expecting something different, the truth is that I had not even read about the film, and from there I did not dislike either the theme or the idea. However, it is not the great cinematographic work either... horror/mystery/fantasy that's what the synopsis said, but in fact it doesn't amount to any specific one, and you're left kind of half-finished in everything. You don't believe the fantasy, you don't really feel terror, and in the mystery you already decipher the outcome halfway through the film, at least that happened to me.

The idea is not bad, but the plot lacked some consistency, because when something wants to involve you, the story radically changes, and the moment comes when you think: will it take long to finish?

It must be made clear that it is not bad, it entertains you, yes, but with so much on offer to see, this is not a must see.

I like the subject matter itself and have always liked it, but the film didn't move me.

Olwen Fouéré surpassed Dakota Fanning and that must be accepted, at least in this film it was. Dakota Fanning is one of the best actresses today, and she was surpassed.

Watchers: It's not bad, but it's almost bad. You don't miss much if you don't see it, but it's not the worst option either. I give it a 6.99.

Flashover: It is a Chinese film, and from there the critics should be lowered a little in terms of performances, because although they are not the most exaggerated in oriental performances, they do leave a lot to be desired yet.

Is it good? I would say that it's just not bad, because although they tried to make it emotional, it doesn't make you want to cry either, and the action isn't that big of a deal either.

To get to the exciting part of the film, they came very quickly, leaving many themes lying there without projection at the end, that was a shame.

The film itself focuses on the story of a team of firefighters during a strong earthquake and the aftershocks, nothing new that we have not seen before.

Personal opinion: The film entertains you, I think they tried to touch the heart but they didn't succeed. The actings are oriental and still have that touch of falseness.

Han Xue was the one who stood out in terms of acting.

I give it an 8.05 to the movie, analyzing a lot... and not letting myself be influenced by those who were already excited by seeing fire.

P. S. Seen on Prime.