Production companies: Aanaxion Studio, 828 Productions, BondIt Media Capital, Magenta Light Studios, Blossom Studio, Allbarun Company, SSS Entertainment, American Picture House Corporation, CaliWood Pictures
Overview
Nikki's life is shattered when her daughter is kidnapped. Thrust into the criminal underworld while hunted by cops and military, she must fight to rescue her child.
The casting for this is not particularly noteworthy, with the exception of the main protagonist, and some of the camera work and writing is a bit underdeveloped. Some of the effects leave a bit to be desired as well, but I don't think that takes away from the enjoyment of this movie.
This thing is still on point and the directing is more than adequate for what this wants to convey. It's sort of like Taken and Rambo in a weird mix, and I think that works well enough to be worth the investment of your time.The casting for this is not particularly noteworthy, with the exception of the main protagonist, and some of the camera work and writing is a bit underdeveloped. Some of the effects leave a bit to be desired as well, but I don't think that takes away from the enjoyment of this movie.
This thing is still on point and the directing is more than adequate for what this wants to convey. It's sort of like Taken and Rambo in a weird mix, and I think that works well enough to be worth the investment of your time.
News
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Jon Favreau reveals which The Mandalorian and Grogu scene was filmed first, and it's my favorite moment from the Star Wars film
Jon Favreau has revealed which Mandalorian and Grogu shot was filmed first
