Well, for starters, this was my first watch after a two-month movie slump because I had no fucking time to watch anything. Aaj holiday tha, so I finally did watch something.
For being a sci-fi flick, it does okay. It doesn't introduce anything groundbreaking, but it is something different. Does it hold up to other sci-fi films? I'd say no, but if you're looking for an average film to burn two hours with, this does the job.
I will say…
Man as much i love the action parts
The story is bit flat for me atleast
Like in kill he had a solid reason for whatever he did
But in marco i feel the reason is kinda falls flat
Loved that first person shot but i genuinely couldn't not get some of the gore like i am up for gore and stuff but in this i felt they did some things just for that shock value to get the audience get that ick
Is okish watch if had a good plot would have worked more for me
Also loved that contraption kill lowkey a fire kill
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