Rogue Warfare: The Hunt

How there is a second and what possessed me to watch this after the first is beyond me other than maybe they improved it. It was actually a tiny better but still. How this director can watch it back and not cry into his pillow. The dialogue is awful again. Talking school kid could write better. Awful and best part is there is a third 😭

The whole movie was a train wreck. The acting is awful, please somebody shoot the bad guy because he's going to talk us to death... in front of the green screen while staring broodingly off into the distance... Again. The uniforms, the weapons, the directing, the accents, overall there is very little to recommend this film.

In other aspects of life one can take stock of a bad position and walk away. Not so in the movie industry. This is not the worst you'll likely have seen, but it is sufficiently poor to wonder how anybody ever signs off on such a project. Awful dialog, direction, set pieces and performances. Just really bad. Even if you set out expecting very little, you'll still hate it.

Team America World Police has a better grasp of the geopolitical zeitgeist than this film has. The actors are less wooden too. I hope it was a successful tax write off. Hurka durka.

...me dying of boredom. The dialogue was horrendous; blah blah and more blah for an entire 103 minutes, pretty much about nothing. 80% of this film was the Supreme Leader and Scientist just facing each other and talking about garbage, or Daniel laughing and screaming hysterically. I wanted to stick sharp pencils in my ears to stop the suffering. I'd rather listen to paint dry for that 103 mins. What was newb writer Andrew Emilio DeCesare on when he wrote this atrocious screenplay? Out of my 1000+ reviews, this is the worst writing by far. Somewhat experienced Mike Gunther's directing wasn't any better. A 5th grade drama class could've done better than setting up a tripod filming two guys on a hill blabbing about nothing. And the non-stop shots of sand dunes and hills, and more sand dunes and more hills... ridiculously amateur. The entire film needed 90 mins cut out, and the 13 min left may have been an enjoyable short. It's a very generous 2/10 from me for the somewhat adequate performances by the soldiers, who I'm sure would've performed better if they had some real casting direction from Gunther. We can use this film to torture our enemies by duct-taping them to a chair and make them watch this film over and over again.