My friend and I decided to watch this film and see how bad it is. It's dreadful.
The plot of this film barely exists, and is clearly written to show Doug Walker's attempts at character development, as he clearly believes that if a selfish character sometimes does something good that counts as development. Doug also seems to believe that stealing characters and sometimes entire scenes from other films counts as comedy, despite the fact that he barely changes them. For example, he plays General Zod from Superman in the film. He also takes several scenes from the Star Wars films, adding the occasional unfunny joke and changing Emperor Palpatine into a Hollywood executive.
The film is full of inconsistencies and scenes that go on for far too long or are overall pointless, such as scenes where General Zod holds a party for no reason. Doug Walker plays 5 characters, and Noah Antwiler plays 3. To Boldly Flee seems very bloated and full of itself, with the runtime being a torturous 3 and a half hours.
Don't watch this.
The plot of this film barely exists, and is clearly written to show Doug Walker's attempts at character development, as he clearly believes that if a selfish character sometimes does something good that counts as development. Doug also seems to believe that stealing characters and sometimes entire scenes from other films counts as comedy, despite the fact that he barely changes them. For example, he plays General Zod from Superman in the film. He also takes several scenes from the Star Wars films, adding the occasional unfunny joke and changing Emperor Palpatine into a Hollywood executive.
The film is full of inconsistencies and scenes that go on for far too long or are overall pointless, such as scenes where General Zod holds a party for no reason. Doug Walker plays 5 characters, and Noah Antwiler plays 3. To Boldly Flee seems very bloated and full of itself, with the runtime being a torturous 3 and a half hours.
Don't watch this.