Sisu

Amazing film, beautifully paced, gracefully shot, well written, fun as hell all the characters were great and the payoff is awesome. Hollywood should take note a movie should be an experience worth conversing about. Most hollywood movies are a conversation being lectured to you by a **** and then them crying when you clearly say you didn't have a good time watching you whine. Long story WATCH this movie

Yeah it's ok, worth watching due to the rarity of this type of pure action film, reminds you of rambo. But i thought it was marred by weird feminist moments, the annoying lack of dialogue and characterization. (indeed our hero is basically mute as are the villains) And also some really unrealistic moments even for an action film, which is annoying as the film otherwise has a hyper realistic high level production quality to it. But seems like a good start if this becomes a franchise, as these errors can be rectified.

To be honest I am not sure why so many people hyped this movie. I think what kind of ruined it for me was people comparing it to John Wick. It's nothing like John Wick at all. I guess him being practically unkillable is the link. But outside of that it felt needlessly gory. The action was decent. The story was pointless. But I am glad it wasn't a long movie. It's one of those movies that I will watch once, enjoy it just enough, and never watch it again. I think this could have been more. The cinematography was excellent.

This movie wears its inspirations openly—chief among them being the John Wick films and the neo-spaghetti western stylings of Tarantino. It successfully apes the wanton cruelty of the Wick films but fails to replicate any of Tarantino's charm or wit. The story is unnecessarily divided into chapters, the titles emblazoned in giant red-gold Django font. That's the closest this film comes to matching QT's style. If Sisu is meant as a parody of modern ultra violent action flicks, then why is it so aggressively unfunny? It's not that jokes fail to land—there just aren't any jokes. If there were, the utter stupidity of some of these scenes would be much easier to laugh off as deliberate idiocy. Examples: -Aatami douses himself in gasoline then lights himself on fire to deter a German shepherd attack; engulfed in flames, he leaps into a river, seemingly unaffected by the fire—he doesn't even lose his hair -Fully clothed and kitted out Germans diving into the river to find Aatami, who is hiding down below—why don't they just drop grenades? -8 or so female captives in a convoy truck magically lay hands on 8 submachine guns and, after Aatami dispatches the 2 guards in the truck, fling open the canopy, and lay waste to the troops in the truck driving alongside—who's driving the truck? Where'd they get the guns? We're meant to believe these frail women all know perfectly well how to use submachine guns?

This man is totally strong and overpowered even he injured very bad but still can be hero. movie for wasting time.