NinjaBoiX
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(Ironically, I love this poster)
I'm quite keen on Steven Soderbergh movies, so I thought I'd give this a shot. I now know why he doesn't direct action movies. So anyway, what's wrong with it in my view?
Music - I usually love Soderbergh's predilection for smooth jazz and such, David Holmes's collaborations with him have resulted in some of my favourite OST's, but it was just an awkward fit here. And most of the action scenes played out in complete silence.
Editing - again, I often like his "jump cut" editing style, but here it simply served to introduce a layer of ambiguity to the scenes, it just didn't work.
Acting - Gina Carano evidently can't command a leading role. She was wooden, and barely believable. She's a bad ass I guess, but her delivery left a lot to be desired. The rest of the cast was fairly decent I guess, but no one looked like they really wanted to be there.
Action - meh, what a thoroughly boring action movie. The fights were passable I guess, but everything else was dire. The goons seemed to stand and wait for our plucky heroine to ready herself; in one scene, they blatantly stop firing at her for a few seconds while she removes some handcuffs. It's kind of embarrassing. And a car "chase" down a snowy track would've seemed dull 50 years ago.
Anyway, it's garage. Not offensively bad or anything, just, almost passively lame.
Stick to crime thrillers Steven.