Mantera

Fun, silly movie to watch. Just good fun. Yeah it is not a $200 million budget movie but it is very watchable and fun, silly and cool that Kamalya is in the movie.

Actually, my headline is a lie. This movie sucked in every way possible: the special effects, the plot line, the HORRIBLE lifeless wooden acting, the sub par out of sync dubbing .. and just about every other aspect of this movie. But don't believe me, please. Rather, watch it for yourself and come to your own conclusion (that way, I don't have to suffer alone). If you can make it through the entire movie without pausing to take a mental break, stopping the movie entirely, or screaming out in pain, then you are more of a manly man than I.

This movie is unfortunately a rip off of so many others that came before it. The transforming motorcycles: Mospeada/Genesis Climber (or Robotech third gen). The nano suit: Crysis. The leader of the enemies: Dr. Claw from Inspector Gadget cartoon fame.

Someday, the people that wrote this movie will find out that the US government is using it to torture "terrorists" (or whatever the US government decides to label their latest and greatest made up enemies) and send them a bill that will finally result in this catastrophe being profitable.

I'll keep my review short. This movie is like a fart in the wind. You never seen it coming but leaves you in utter disgust!Ready to vomit everything on the floor. I would rather go play leap frog with a unicorn than have to sit through another 10 minutes of this repulsive compressed turd of a movie. I guess this is what i get for having high hopes in what I know should not exist. The moment the intro scene was revealed it was like that feeling when you have a near death experience and lost in broken thought frantically trying to find either the stop or pause button, luckily for me as soon as I was about to rip my TV off the wall my foot unplugged it saving me from having to buy a new one.

Terrible movie.

Horrible dubbing, lackluster performances, clichéd and extremely lazy writing, horrible effects, terrible cinematography, and to add insult to... well, *more* insult to injury, there's actually a sequel bait ending.

But I must say, this film's biggest sin is not the terrible writing. It isn't the terrible dubbing. It isn't even the sequel bait ending (which still pisses me off). No, this film's biggest sin is that it doesn't even get the action right. I can forgive the poor effects (I watch Kamen Rider and those effects aren't great either), but the action in this SUCKS. And that just makes the poor effects and everything else all the more painful. This films ONLY redeeming qualities were

A. The concept is inherently cool (no thanks to the film).

And B. There were *maybe* a cool shot or two.

Other than that? Nothing. There's nothing here. Waste of 87 minutes.

Actually, this movie could have been better. But the plot ruined this poor movie thoroughly, and the pointless action scenes aggravate it. I'm extremely disappointed with this movie tbh. I was expecting there to be epic battle scenes like in Transformers. However this movie's amazing fight scenes are only the hotel battle in Dubai and the final fight, and they ain't even the best. The rest of the movie is just filled with dramas and pointless acts which are boring. Since this is an action movie, there should have been more brutal battle scenes. I'm sure this movie would have a higher rating if it has more battle scenes. Also, the story is so forced. I don't like the story honestly, it's weird. CGI is not consistent. In some scenes, it's pretty decent. But at the other scenes, it's a big mess.

I used to fall in love with this movie when I watched the trailer and see the poster. But I was to cry after I watched the movie. I just wasted 2 hours on this boring drama. And I felt very sorry with the cool Mantera robot to exist in this bad plotted movie.

Sorry Mr. Filmmaker, I'm don't mean to insult this movie. I'm just telling you feedbacks. You know, when you receive a feedback, your self awareness will be activated. And your self awareness will urge you to improve. I'm sure you'll create better movies in the future after receiving these painful yet brutally honest feedback.