Sean Martin

SPOILERS The focal point of the movie, the tiger, has a few minutes of screen time and then gets killed at the end by a perfect headshot between the eyes...in slow motion. The tiger shooting scene may be too upsetting for younger children. There are several large plot holes and a vague theme revolving around being trapped and caged in some way by toxic people and negative circumstances. Setting the tiger free and then killing the tiger at the end was somehow meant to represent breaking free from the people and circumstances that have shackled you...it didn't work...it didn't make sense.

Fun movie for a Saturday afternoon. I found the technology mis-match odd with the protagonist using a twenty year-old camera; he would have been able to take higher quality video with a cell phone. Plus the secret agents using late 1970s instruments to monitor the main characters was odd. There was the obvious amaj to George Lucas' THX 1138 with the androids riding the same type of motorcycles used in THX 1138. There was no reason to have androids; I found them distracting. Again, a fun movie for a Saturday afternoon.