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"Vous vous appelez Carter. Faites-moi confiance si vous voulez vivre."
Deux mois après le début d'une pandémie mortelle, venue de la zone démilitarisée, qui a dévasté les États-Unis et la Corée du Nord, un homme appelé "Carter" se réveille sans aucun souvenir de son passé. Dans sa tête, un mystérieux dispositif. Dans l'oreille, une voix inconnue qui lui donne des ordres tandis que dans sa bouche, une bombe risque d'exploser s'il ne sauve pas la fille qui possède le seul antidote contre le virus. Et, pour ne rien arranger, la CIA et des putschistes nord-coréens sont à ses trousses. Carter doit réussir sa mission et se rendre au Nord pour trouver cette fille. Son combat pour la survie se déroule en un seul plan-séquence bourré d'action !
Avis de la communauté (12)
Who the hell thought this was a good Idea? Don't watch this sh*t. People complain about jump cuts, but jezz, the whole movie is almost as terrible as Taken fence scene. And the video transitions and visual effects, omfg. They for sure used windows movie maker to make this. Producers were on loads of cocaine when they approved this sh*t It doesn't matter if it has serviceable fighting scenes. All the rest is garbage, especially the story!
Everything in this movie is bad. The story, the insane camera action and even a much worse action sequence. Normally I love me a lot of action p*rn (which is what was promised) but this was too much and too unbelievable. Please no one gives a f*ck about your geographical politics, much less the d*ck measuring contest.
I never thought I say something was too much action. And the cinematography will probably make you dizzy. Still worth a watch, the fight choreography is amazing, great stunt performances. The plot is all over place like the camera angles, but kind of goes with the frenetic feeling of this movie.
Sometimes it's nice to see directors experimenting with new ideas, trying new techniques to offer something original to the audience. But when the director clearly doesn't have the means and the capabilities, it makes the movie an unwatchable and **unpleasant** experience. Especially an unpleasant experience. This low quality garbage CG morphing used to trick you into thinking that the movie was shot in a single take actually has the opposite effect. You are watching a fight scene, you're captured into the action, you feel inside the movie and than the camera starts moving in an unnatural way, the images get all stretched, there's jittering, the action pauses for a few milliseconds... It's distracting, nauseating. Unpleasant as I said before. It's like listening to a song where the CD skips every 30 seconds. Can you listen to the song? Yes. Is it pleasant though? After the airplane scene I just skipped all the action scenes. I just watched the "story" parts of the movie. [spoiler] Saving Ha na and his father at the lab, when he gets his memories back and the sh*t ending [/spoiler] And it wasn't worth it either. Story sucks too. Who? Who thought this movie was ok to release to the public? I guess since it's a Netflix original, anything is ok to increase the catalog. I'm done with anything produced by Netflix. If Netflix is the future of movies, than the movies are dead.
This movie is madness, at first I was like what madness am I looking at. Second I started to get dizzy because of the shaky camera all the time and third the conversations went so fast that I could not follow them at all. No idea what it was about, but it was some insane action. That ending though..