This is the perfect action movie for those with adhd. The editing is so fast I don’t think there was a shot over 3 seconds the entire movie. When there isn’t any action going on you have Mark Wahlberg monologuing and cussing ever other word. Feels like it’s trying so hard to be a bro movie but it doesn’t work.

Pew pew pew!!! Aaaaaaargghhhhhhh kaboom kick kick pew pew pew pew pew the end ppphhhffrrrrttt

This movie is pretty bad, that's why I gave it a (3). There's way too many action scenes, that it feels like there's no real story here. It's almost as if they cut and pasted a ton of action scenes, and worried about the dialogue and story later. There's quite a few scenes where the dialogue doesn't feel natural at all. Overall this movie feels like a revved-up version of the (2006) film 16 Blocks, with a little bit of The Accountant (2016) mixed in. Also, the twist at the end is unnecessary, and kind of random. Side Note: The action scenes with Iko Uwais are actually good. I wish they used him more effectively.

0 / 2 directing & technical aspect 0 / 1 story 1 / 1 act I 1 / 1 act II 1 / 1 act III 0 / 1 acting 0 / 1 writing 0 / 1 originality 0 / 1 stays with you 1 / 1 misc (Iko Uwais) 4 out of 10

An average, high octane thriller that falls a bit short. The premise is actually quite good, however the fast pace of the filming is a heavy distraction. We have absolutely no chance to try and understand who "Overwatch" is or what they exactly do. There is no emotional connection with any of the characters, which is a shame because it makes the plot twist at the end fall flat. The action, however, is intense and gritty which is awesome. It's just a shame it was rushed into an hour and a half because honestly the same film with a bit more story could have been very good.