Multiple plots that partially seem completely random, unnecessary and have basically nothing to do with each other. VJ Emmie is at his absolute PEAK in this movie! And the (comparably few) action scenes landed really well, especially the one in the prologue.
It was definetly interesting to see an American actor in a Wakaliwood film, and he did well. He wasn't really necessary to the main plot, but he was cool.
Overall, this movie was a very different experience from Who Killed Captain Alex?, it had way more plot and less action. The writing style was different too, containing multiple plots rather than one plot from different perspectives.
It certainly isn't better than Captain Alex from an overall view (except for VJ Emmie, he was even more hilarious in this one), but it's definetly worth a watch on YouTube or on DVD, if you're a supa action fan.
It was definetly interesting to see an American actor in a Wakaliwood film, and he did well. He wasn't really necessary to the main plot, but he was cool.
Overall, this movie was a very different experience from Who Killed Captain Alex?, it had way more plot and less action. The writing style was different too, containing multiple plots rather than one plot from different perspectives.
It certainly isn't better than Captain Alex from an overall view (except for VJ Emmie, he was even more hilarious in this one), but it's definetly worth a watch on YouTube or on DVD, if you're a supa action fan.