Lucy PJ

Worst movie ever. The plot twist was poorly executed — it felt like a rookie wrote both the script and the storyline. Sheding some scenes with lack of logic and coherence: • The son's reaction was utterly unrealistic. He made an audible grunt (“ah!”) when the villain casually kicked a soccer ball and accidentally hit the locker he was hiding in. The ball only hit the door, not him. Why make a sound and blow your cover? Worse, when a photo was found inside the locker, he could have easily lied or deflected — but didn’t. Yet by the end, his mother tells him he was “like a soldier”? That’s a stretch. His actions throughout the movie were far from brave or strategic. • The lead’s decisions were baffling. She had multiple chances to disarm or eliminate Sean but let her go instead — inexplicably. And when Danny approached, she panicked and fired multiple shots even though she had the upper hand. That kind of reaction doesn't reflect skill or control — it shows panic and poor training. For someone supposedly elite, it made her look like an amateur. It’s obvious the writers were trying to pad out the runtime with artificial tension. The lead was built up as a decorated three-time military awardee, but her actions didn’t reflect any tactical intelligence or battlefield instinct. The scenes didn’t do justice to the backstory they tried to build around her. Overall, this was a painfully weak script, paired with a direction that lacked imagination or logic. It felt rushed, underdeveloped, and full of missed opportunities. Watching it was a complete waste of time. 1 star rate for the acting effort of the lead. This review is entirely to the writer.