Dino Taylor

This was and still is a epic 80s movie, a original ground breaking piece, that inspired countless other robot based movies and concepts WALL·E please, WALL·Es design if anything was based on number 5,they could cannot replicate he’s beautiful soft spoken nature and voice, loved number two, the part where he’s bleeding battery acid to I need a hero still sends chills down my spine, him learning that the world is not what it’s seems and like a child is manipulated many times in the movie which is at times hilarious but also sad and a reminder the world is a messed up place it has a well thought out little narrative about trust and deception, karma and love

This film started great, loved the shoot out at the start, it had a kinda, HEAT vibe to it good action, stylish gun play and weapons, great camera angles and jake at he’s unhinged comedy best, however this is as good as it got for me. The storyline made no sense, the main characters were trying to save a cop they had shot in the back of the ambulance, practically holding the paramedic at gun point to do open surgery, all this while shooting at helicopters, running cop cars off the road and planing traps for police where multiple cops are killed and injured, just defeats the object of whole movie. The car chases are beautifully filmed yes, and seeing so many dodge challengers was amazing however the car chases did become a bit stale after a hour and a half of it constantly.