This movie answers the age-old question "what if we mashed up The Finals, The Hunger Games, and John Wick?"

This is definitely not a movie for everyone (most people?), but it is definitely a movie for me — I loved this thing. The voice over/humor is hit or miss, but I did not find it annoying, and I often found it funny. The action sequences are phenomenal, but the editing is chaotic and often handheld-like. The story and characters are just a means to drive the movie forward, and to go from one set-piece to the next, often building and expanding in ridiculousness. The end fight had some absolutely visceral moments. A lot of the action is so over the top that I just laughed and had a great time. Not the last fight. That thing is a drag out, dirty, amazing piece of choreography. Bad score/needle drops. The music did not fit a lot of the scenes.

if a 10 yo boy writted and directed a movie.

The fight choreography is insanely good. The shaman and june's stunt double are excellent martial artists and their skill is obvious. Every fight is so packed with interesting details that I watched all the fight scenes frame-by-frame. The main actor clearly trained with the shaman in real life. I'd describe the movie as Ong Bok meets Hardcore Henry. Unfortunately it bombed opening weekend, making only $3M from a $18M budget, but has the potential to be a classic.

Boy Kills World (2024) - ❤x7 Dang - Bill Skaarsgard is very ripped these days. I'm still wavering on the narration and the choice of using H. Jon Benjamin for the voice - I couldn't help but hear all his animated characters - but ultimately I think it worked. WTW?!? A Brass Knuckle Gun?? - Awesome!! And lastly, he final fight was pretty spectacular. Overall, this is a fun action/kill-em-all kinda movie. You just need to sit back, relax, and watch it happen. How I rate: 1-3 ❤ = seriously! don't waste your time 4-6 ❤ = you may or may not enjoy this 7-8 ❤ = I expect you will like this too 9-10 ❤ = movies and TV shows I really love!