Transit 17

2019
1h 25m

IMDb RATING

3.0/10

446

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Zara Phythian, Kimberly Stahl, Guy Bleyaert, Lee Charles, and Daniel Pala in Transit 17 (2019)

After a virus infected France, Belgium and the Netherlands a team of resistence soldiers trying to safe a young girl who seems to be their last hope for a cure.

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The year is 2026 - Europe has been devastated by a virus that has turned a huge portion of the population into zombies. But there are some who are holding on to some hope that they can live ... Read allThe year is 2026 - Europe has been devastated by a virus that has turned a huge portion of the population into zombies. But there are some who are holding on to some hope that they can live a normal life again - they are The Resistance.The year is 2026 - Europe has been devastated by a virus that has turned a huge portion of the population into zombies. But there are some who are holding on to some hope that they can live a normal life again - they are The Resistance.

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IMDb RATING

3.0/10

446

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Rene
(as Davide D'urbano)

Lucas Tavernier

Themo Melikidze

Mr. Mandrake

Brian Slayne

Sarge
(as Sebastien Decuyper)

Patrick Miceli

Resistance Leader

Peronella Van Kastel

Darcy
(as Péronella van Kastel)

Maria Melikidze

Kevin Van Doorslaer

Father

Ignace Paepe

Lead Mercenary

Jean-Paul Van der Velde

General

Director
- Guy Bleyaert
Writer
- Guy Bleyaert
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rgcc-486-495874

Not one but two typos right in the description

It speaks volumes about movie production when they can't even write up a description without two typos. Quality control anyone? That right there is enough to tell you not to bother watching this.

3tomclampett

Great fight choreography. Pretty bad everything else

In fact, looking at the physiques of the extras, I'd pay reasonable odds this was a passion project of a gym, or enlisted then for at least two principals and a whole lot of army dudes. There's some imagination in the setting, the plot has a least an attempt at complexity, but the script is pretty average and lapses into cliche and trope. Still, the actors are charismatic, they do make good use of locations and the editing is competent which makes it at least watchable, if not good.

2schillin128

You better think twice before taking on this experience...

As a low budget filmmaker, I know the hardships and limitations when there are limited funds. The actors I have in my series Dead Nightmare on YouTube were free and are better than the ones in this cluster of a film... We're talking poor pacing, poor acting, & the plot/story takes forever to get into action... The backdrops, equipment, & wardrobe was cool... but that's it. If you love low budget B films, the you can give it a whirl. Otherwise, stay clear.

3info-33728-30040

Couldn't even watch it after a joint - less than mediocre at best!

I am actually a fan of B movies and low budget films, but I am NOT a fan of this one unfortunately. The script was actually good all things considered, there is definitely a talent in the writing, keep working at it because I think the real crafted piece is yet to come.

But there is nothing fresh or new with this zombie film, and the acting was not great by any means, if at least annoying.

The CGI, for the budget was actually not terrible, although the guns up close looked like toys.

1wyldemusick

Oh...boy

This was a Dollar Tree pickup and I realized within minutes that I overpaid for this. I'm not sure what they did with the post production on this, but for a bit I thought the thing was actually CGI rather than live action shot with a cheaper HD video camera. The sets replace any real dressing with masses of video screens, meanwhile. The director stars as Tex and has an ever-evolving generic southern accent (and a tendency to say "massa-cure" rather than "massacre", and as bad as the male actors are, the women are *worse*, apparently cast for shapeliness rather than talent. Not that it matters; the script is a bowl of cold, lumpy oatmeal.