The story isn't particularly original - guy with a chip in his head that makes him a super soldier goes rogue. The whole thing is very contrived from the start and leaves the viewer with so many questions. How come there's no way to shut down the chip except from one tablet computer? If he's so dangerous, how come there isn't better security? Why do the guards not take cover and instead just run into bullets? Why do we have a computer screen helpfully telling the audience things like "Door unlocked"? Why do we have to have the gender ideology agenda being pedalled again? These and so many more questions in what is a cliched, highly unoriginal and utterly predictable storyline. The acting is bordering on wooden and you simply don't get invested in the characters. Even with the short 85 minute runtime this movie is ultimately disappointing.
Review of Dark Asset
