Divamarvalous O'Neal

Really hard to keep focus from scenes to the environment. The movie is extremely 90s, where it takes a long time to introduce characters and it feels predictable. The humor is old and wouldn't stick nor is it something to talk about. The acting feels forced, like the plot itself. The main characters feel as if Ron Jeremy could act better. Most scenes have stunt doubles and they didn't try to hide that at all. I don't mean to spoil but watch the guy on the stairs and you'll see Disney didn't care. Disney tried to go for a comedic adaptation, but it came off as predictable behavior, boring main characters and the the dialogue seems as if they are actually talking to the audience and not one another. The only difference when deadpool did it, it was funny. I watched it as a kid, and years later decided to watch again with a clear mind. Nope it still felt off. If Disney went for a knockoff Monty Python for 101 Dalmatians atmosphere this was it.

Spoliers The lady at the diner had camera angles that did not do her any justice, it looked like an amateur was in charge of shooting her. When they get to the Escape room house in the beginning you can tell the tea was spiked. The male actors have no chemistry and the camera shots that focus on them make the actors look at one another like an adult movie for the L.B.T.Q. The father looks like Zach Braff and his supposed daughter look as if they are literally around the same age. So from a view point its creepy and cringy. Acting is bad, but it keeps you watching to see how worse it gets. The guy with the white shirt looks like Patrick Wilson and kinda plays the whole vibe in the movies he stars in, the courageous, Dilf, strong leader type etc. The characters in the movie are all stuck on a time loop. The only way out the game is the safe word "alive" after saying the word to exit the game they die.