Its a low budget, independent film, so do not go into this film thinking you're going to see a mainstream action comic-book hero type blockbuster.
Had some interesting ideas that begin to galvanize but ultimately end up deflating due to some obvious plot holes and inconsistencies.
For example, it was a great idea of having the protagonist "pretend" to have powers...but then it should be obvious to people around him all the time that he doesn't in fact have superhero strength. Additionally it was strange and inconsistent when The Wall commented on Charge's super strength handshake.
Another example, it had some great psychological scenes that really made you question your ethics, but then the villain was overcome by Charge drawing lines on a map in the most childish pattern imaginable to find the villain. Basically, one man was able to kidnap 100 civilians, 4 superheroes, and rig up this elaborate booby-trap town...but couldn't do better than a simple one way camera or hiding out in the most obvious place (In the middle of everything).
Had some interesting ideas that begin to galvanize but ultimately end up deflating due to some obvious plot holes and inconsistencies.
For example, it was a great idea of having the protagonist "pretend" to have powers...but then it should be obvious to people around him all the time that he doesn't in fact have superhero strength. Additionally it was strange and inconsistent when The Wall commented on Charge's super strength handshake.
Another example, it had some great psychological scenes that really made you question your ethics, but then the villain was overcome by Charge drawing lines on a map in the most childish pattern imaginable to find the villain. Basically, one man was able to kidnap 100 civilians, 4 superheroes, and rig up this elaborate booby-trap town...but couldn't do better than a simple one way camera or hiding out in the most obvious place (In the middle of everything).
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