Reloaded

Im rather confused if this is a good movie or a bad movie -- let me explain what i mean, -- the dialogue is very nice, in fact, better than most works from George Tounas Films...but the acting is still bad...cardboard actors and bad delivery lines...in fact there are actors who played more convinient than the klead so i guess the script was written good?...maybe the direction was bad ? Idk..im confused...kudos to the co-writer and the script editor...good effort guys...George acting is also improved but still needs work...idk...good enough i guess.

Agree with other reviewers...realize it was huge budget but storyline was strong, acting decent and well worth watching!..Agree "haters" are jealous of the release...Reloaded..Recommend!

"Reloaded" is an exciting independent action thriller with a modern crime story, great characters, good dialogues, good camera work, great art direction, good music and excellent editing. The actors and actresses almost always play first class. The movie is really good for the very low budget! Due to the budget there are some technical weaknesses, but that doesn't detract from the enjoyment. Unfortunately, it's also a bit short because of that.

"Reloaded" won some awards at various international film festivals, such as for "Best Actor" and "Best Poster", and was officially selected as "Best Film", etc. There was also a special cinema screening at CinemaxX.

Thanks to all involved for the great work!

PS: Don't read or listen to reviews from jealous people who want to make the movie seem extremely bad. Its overall rating here is not representative because it has been bombed by jealous haters with low ratings, mainly by one or more saboteurs from the UK or pretending to be from there.

It's a good made Popcorn Movie. Little Bit to short!

The movie "Reloaded" is excellent. It's far superior to the majority of what's currently available on Netflix. The film was meant to be good, as it was directed by George Tounas and written by Tounas with co-writer Christos Arfanis. Those two guys have got their films screened at a number of film festivals despite their modest budget films. As a result, success was certain, and it was most likely sure to happen.

Every scene is merely a preparation for getting from one location to the next, thus the audience will not quickly become bored or confused, but instead focus on the action rather than the low budget. Kudos to the writers for that. The action is usually funny, with excellent choreography and tense martial arts clashes, which are exhibited with zeal when the fearsome protagonist (played by Tounas) kicks down the bad guys.

Tounas and Arfanis' "Reloaded" mostly succeeds in being inadvertently hilarious, which adds an unexpected layer of entertainment value that the filmmakers couldn't have anticipated when they intended to make an action picture.

I rent "Reloaded" on Amazon, but it should be available on Netflix.