The Complex: Lockdown

Disagree with the other users review, she's great in letterkenny although she clearly isn't a strong enough actress for a lead. Still that being said this movie highlights the importance of a quality writing and directing team and the writing more than anything is clearly the weakest aspect of this film. From Clare's awkward placement in the film to the strange choice of a name like kindar as a stand in for the North Korean regime. A clear result of Hollywood capitulation to the Chinese communist parties rules for foreign cinema.

Plot hole after hole and some of the weakest and poorly chosen dialogue I've ever heard. It felt like a rough draft that never got a good proof read and re write.

This tragic policy making has to stop!! Make movies better again, make tv better again and stop this diversity quotas. Put the most qualified people in charge of directing, writing and acting. No more forced diversity and no more politics.

If you're a fan of games, check this out, the complex offered a multitude of options for game play, I played them all. excited to see the movie and what choices it makes. As a movie....dang, horrible choice.

This was a pretty stupid movie, all things considered. I feel bad for Michelle Mylett, she's much better than this. This looked more like a made-for-TV "lifetime" type movie, low budget, garbage script.

A difficult watch.

This is a horrible movie. The lead actress is the worst actress I've ever seen. No range of emotion. Horrible on all accounts!

Right off the bat the acting was horrible. Super cheesy made-for-tv acting that maybe teenagers are into? The whole plot felt really off and made no sense. As soon as the lab went into "lockdown" (obviously due to a leak of a biohazard) the main actress/actor started acting like nothing was wrong when someone just attacked them. While the "nanobots" were spreading and killing an intern and their coworker was just lying there dead, the main actors were smiling and flirting with each other like nothing was happening. What?! That's when my eyes started rolling. This was the first 20 minutes.

None of the actors were doing or saying what people would be doing in real life. That's bad writing.

So don't waste your time.