SISU 4K UHD BLU-RAY REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- 4K UHD Blu-ray review of the 2022 Finnish action movie. Violent, gory and quite a bit of bad language. Aspect ratio approximately 2.40:1 and sound is Dolby Digital 5.1 even though the box states DTS 5.1.
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Big thanks from a Finnish subscriber for this review! I saw Sisu in the theatre and I agree with your review of the film itself. It was fun, inventive and often very good-looking, especially for its budget. A nice little nostalgic action piece that should not be taken too seriously.
And it's a good lesson to the film industry in general Kalle because I don't suppose either America or Britain would be able to produce a film like this for so small an investment. Pobably not many countries could. What a landscape though. This might be the most many of us have seen of Finland.
John.
Thanks for recommending Sisu which I watched last Friday night. Very slick and wonderful scenery. Highly enjoyable and I recommended it to my brother. Excellent review!
I'm pleased to know you enjoyed it. It's another film that almost completely passed me by and if it hadn't have been for having this channel then I'd probably never have seen it. That goes for quite a few titles in the last few years so it's been great communicating with so many other movie enthusiasts.
John.
@@moviecollector5920 I really appreciate your reply. You are simply the best out there. Love your passion in films and always can't wait for your new reviews. Thank you.
Nice review. Shame we only got blu-ray here in Finland. At least it has Atmos and we got director commentary too. Supposedly there is plans to make Sisu 2 soon.
I don't know how a film like this could be followed up unless it's a completely different cast with an all new story. After all, SISU isn't the name of the main character so it merely requires another indomitable hero to play a similar part.
John.
A very good action film, I enjoyed a lot...... in blu ray. Shame on spanish distributors, no 4k release here. The same old story that happens again and again and again.
Great review, John, thank you.
I wonder how expensive it would be to import your discs from Italy Juanjo. I know Keith at Euphoria Pictures in Ireland does that quite often and it's all the same country in reality. John.
@@moviecollector5920 You are right, it's very expensive and I have to be very selective. Got only three releases in the last two months, Oppenheimer, Indiana and Prey .
I really enjoyed this film. It looks bigger than the budget might suggest. In fact, given it's budget, and say, that of the effects-heavy Godzilla Minus One, I'm quite shocked that Hollywood doesn't bring many widely-released movies for less than $100 million.
The USA is increasingly shooting movies elsewhere in the world Andrew and in that regard Pinewood Studios is just about to gain another expansion which will make it the biggest movie studio in the world. But other countries are far cheaper than we are here just not quite with the same level of expertise.
John.
@@moviecollector5920 Isn't Elstree part of Pinewood? There must be a premium film makers would pay to work on the same set as classic Star Wars. Like Abbey Road for The Beatles. 😊
@@FatNorthernBigot Shepperton and Pinewood are in the same group but I don't know about Elstree. I have done a couple of events at Elstree with the BFCC team years ago. John.
Hey John cannot imagine what Keith's reaction to this might have been? Keep up the good work! Ofteny you catch details others miss! K xxx
I think he'd have rather enjoyed it Keith. He did like some of the action films of the 1990's so it's possible he'd like a 2020's take on the same sort of themes. John.
Hi John, I am glad you picked up Sisu. I really enjoyed it at the cinema (what is not to like about Nazi getting their comeuppance) and agree with your take about it being a call back to 90's action films. Speaking of which. I saw The BeeKeeper this week. Whilst not brilliant it is another call back to the 90's (actually more 80's really) action film with Jason Statham playing an Arnie/Stallone type character from those 80's films. As I said, not brilliant but still very enjoyable. Made especially so as I had experienced a hack myself that week (will tell you about it) so found the downfall of the villains in the Beekeeper very cathartic lol
Thank you for mentioning SISU John because until you and a couple of others pointed it out on the shelves of the Bristol HMV, I hadn't paid it any attention at all. This review won't be very popular but I rather enjoy covering the more obscure films on occasion. The Arrow Films 4K of Carrie arrived today and it's a nice pack for £30 considering a lot of standard releases are initially £25.
I hope you've got this hacking business sorted out now.
And I'll take a look for The Beekeeper now that you've suggested that one.
John.
I enjoyed watching Parker and it had a great ending won't spoil the ending but it was actually one of Jason Statham best films. Had real heart. Comes highly recommended.
@@chemistfacade I rather liked PARKER too. I think I saw it on My5 some years ago. Sometimes I stream some of the films they put up but I have to watch them a bit at a time as I don't often get the time to watch movies, let alone on a telly. John.
Nice review, John. I've been meaning to catch Sisu for a while now.
Can't wait for your Point Break review. That movie is a friggin blast. Karhryn Bigelow had action movie chops to match even her ex, Jim Cameron.
I found SISU to be quite a lot of fun but some may take the violent nature of it seriously whereupon it might be a little too much. One comment has said that he hated it which seems a little odd to hate a film but I think that was just a choice of words that most of us wouldn't use if we didn't enjoy a film. As for Point Break I would have done the review this week but it will have to wait for a day when I can afford a replacement multi-zone player which might as well be a 4K this time around. John.
Another great video. Just bought propersition and really enjoyed that. I have a question though but not about visual but film related....I just did a stream about laurel and hardy and my friend has bought at expense bluray versions of the shorts. I notice on my dvds that thse films are now preserved and have been transfered tocsafety film. What is safety film ? And does that mean all transfers will be from these safety film versions ? Hope you can answer that. Excelsior
Up until some time in the 1950's the film stocks (and negative film stocks) used were nitrate. This was extremely flammable and hence when Kodak developed acetate film that simply melted rather than catch fire it was called' safety film'. Today just about every film stock is polyester which is thinner than acetate but almost indestructible by comparison. What this all means is that probably all the Laurel & Hardy negatives were on nitrate but as a result of that they have by now had duplicate negatives struck onto 'safety stock'. John.
Love everything you post on here matey, thank you.
Thank you Jon. Next review should be the new 4K of CARRIE from Arrow Films which we watched last night and is good to the point of almost being unbelievably good. John.
@@moviecollector5920 Look forward to it especially as I might get the 4k as well.
Evening John, another great review...loved Sisu ,a real throwback to 80's action films,some very funny kills...will need to get this 4k disc 😊
I think it was possibly more of an interesting watch and a bit of a curiosity because it was a Finnish production and shot in Finland Marty. That's not something I can remember seeing in anything before. John.
Great work as usual John..... must check this out myself.👍
Most people seem to enjoy it Roy. One commenter thought it was woke but I think he must have watched the wrong film. John.
Great review as always John. Look forward to your take on Once Upon a Time in Hollywood which I have on 4k disc, it grew on me is all I can say but the quality on 4k is great. Just wish Once Upon A Time in the West was released to 4k disc using the original negative, my favourite western without a doubt!!!
Evening Dark. I thought Once Upon A Time In The West had been given a 4K release but in the USA. I might be wrong though. John.
@@moviecollector5920 No its not out at all, just a load of rumours since last 2 years but still waiting...
Hi John.
I've had my eye on Sisu for a while. As it's world war 2, I need to add it to the collection. The comment from your Finish subscriber say not to take it to seriously. So I'll keep that in mind.
Trev
Afternoon Trev. We've been away for a few days so I'm a little late replying. Definitely don't take SISU seriously. It's all a bit tongue-in-cheek and also (just pointed out to me) a little Tarantino ish too. What sets it apart is the unique landscape though. How often to we see remote areas of Finland in a movie?
John.
Watched Zero, Dark Thirty. An intense movie with a great Atmos track. You’ll love it, guaranteed. Highly recommended, got it for $12.
It's not been released over here... well, not on 4K but I shall keep an eye out for a copy Gary. There is a seller on eBay shifting them for around £23 here in the UK. John.
Hi John! I'm gonna watch this after your review and subscribers suggest ! Wet Wet Wet saturday here so we just finished 65 .. wow really enjoyed this. Again really miss those 2 for 30 deals over here when we used to be able to go to the HMV stores. You are living live in Cnd HMV shoppers dreams hahahaha that may read strange to you lolol Have a great weekend Cheers D!!
65 was a real surprise because I enjoyed it more than any of the six Jurassic films. If HMV keep doing well there is no telling what may happen. They're actually owned by Sunrise Records now who are a Canadian company I think. John.
Saw this film for my birthday when it came out and had a great time with it ! Didn’t realise there was a 4K I thought it was only dvd and Blu ray. I’ll have to pick it up at some point. Great to see you have once upon a time in Hollywood, have you seen it before ? It’s one of my favourites ! I hope to see a review for the disc soon. Thanks john.
Evening Finlay. I haven't seen Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. It's possible I won't like it but if I do I may well do a review video so stand by. John.
Thanks John, this has been on my radar for some time, it looked quite amusing, something Once upon a time in Hollywood shares. I’ll be adding it to the list.
Regarding Once upon a time…if you haven’t seen it, enjoy, I’d imagine it is up your street. I originally watched on 35mm and it looked gorgeous, hope you enjoy (UHD looks great too).
I stayed away from Mr. Tarantino's films for a long time but gave The Hateful Eight a try and although I didn't much like it I liked the filming methodology. After Clark Teddles shot a projection booth video of the dance sequence in Pulp Fiction I decided it was time to finally give that one a second try and I actually enjoyed it second time around. So I'm not going to try another that people have told me I might like. Stand by because if I like it there may well be a review video. John.
Great review John:)
Another film I might check out but some people on IMDb claims it's boring with no real story but great cinematography. Point Break , on the other hand, is a great film and I use to watch it every summer.
SISU isn't exactly a great film but it's great fun. The Finnish landscape sets a very cinematic scene and despite being a low budget movie shot entirely on video, it doesn't feel like it to me. The disc only cost me £15 which is incredible when you consider that 30 years ago to get quality anything like this for the home was hundreds of pounds. This would have been almost £300 so put the inflation onto that and £15 is a bargain. John.
I enjoyed Sisu. The digital version has Atmos and it’s annoying that it’s not on the disc versions.
As for Point Break it’s always been a guilty pleasure of mine, I absolutely love that film and I recently got the 4k Steelbook imported. Unfortunately it arrives damaged but it is now unavailable so I won’t be sending it back. I haven’t managed to watch it yet but I stuck the disc in to watch a a few scenes that I know well and overall I think it’s a satisfactory upgrade from the Blu Ray which was always of fairly poor quality. No new extras which is disappointing though.
Once upon a time in Hollywood is fantastic…it gets better with more viewings. Dicaprio and Pitt are terrific in it! Speaking of Di Caprio, have you seen Killers of the Flower moon yet? I know your not really a streamer but it’s on Apple TV and I though it was amazing. I’m hoping for an extra special UK Physical release but I’m not confident it’ll happen however it is available on Amazon Italy and I’ve just ordered it! I’d love to hear your thoughts.
Tom
Evening Tom. Apparently the Blu-ray in Finland comes with Dolby Atmos so it's all rather odd but presumably a licencing issue or an attempt to sell more streams so the studio can keep all the money and cut out the middle man.
The Point Break 4K is very good. I'm not told it was done from the interpositive which is the next generation down from the negative. No wonder it looks so good. Terrible shame about your steelbook being damaged. That's the trouble with getting these things in the post.
I haven't seen Killers of the Flower Moon. I have to admit that the trailer put me off it. But I expect I'll be unable to resist the 4K when it's out. Without having good quality in cinemas any longer (with a few exceptions) there seems little point in going to all the trouble when most of the movies now look better here at home. That could change though if the industry does start to take advantage of the 70mm resurgence. Even the DUNE sequel is getting blow-up prints from the 4K video master file so they're hoping to entice people into cinemas who pretty much gave up years ago... like myself.
I only tend to watch extra features for favourite films or if I'm doing a review video. The rest of the time I find that I use my time better by putting another film on. And speaking of which, tonight I'll be watching the new 4K of CARRIE. Well, that's the plan anyway.
John.
@@moviecollector5920 enjoy Carrie…the new Arrow release I presume!
I doubt we’ll see a Killers of the Flower Moon release over here. Certainly not in 4k unless Scorsese somehow negotiated as Apple TV have never released a 4k physical as far as I know. I wish they would especially with Masters of the Air out now!
There’s only ever been a Criterion blu ray release for the Irishman too which is disappointing.
I agree with you on the cinema quality now, I can have far better visual and Audio at home with my modest Atmos set up and 4k blu ray.
salut bonne revue sur le film et belle vidèo comme toujour
Merci Alain. J'espère qu'il fera plus chaud et plus sec chez vous en France qu'ici! John.
Enjoys this movie.
Thank you John.
You're not alone there Cheekster. John.
It's a film I wanted when it was coming out . Only Atmos on stream which is sad point break . have fun . all the very best
Aha, there's Dolby Atmos on the streaming version then. That tends to indicate there was a licencing stipulation for the disc releases and possible because the studio wants to sell direct as much as possible. If that's the case let's hope it's not part of a trend but I fear it is. John.
Thank you John.😀 Good review.
Thank you Theo. Next video will probably be the new 4K special box for Carrie. John.
Love this movie, I have the 4k over here. Play it loud, have a few drinks and have a blast! 100% agree that "John Wick 4" was glorious, but ridiculous at almost 3 hours. I have "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and "Point Break" in 4K and have not watched them yet. I see that you've upgraded your videos from nonsense to content
That's a good summary Rob. I was toying with the idea of inserting the word 'rubbish' at the end but managed to behave myself without even a 'nonsense' this time. We might be watching the new 4K of CARRIE this evening. The pack is lovely and only £30 which seems pretty good when you think THE CREATOR was £25 and was just the case with the two discs in it. John.
Hi John just about to watch this review when I realized I have this movie on my watchlist in my Foxtel. Hope to watch it soon and will come back to your review. Trailer loks like cross between Nobody/John Wick.
Similar to the first John Wick film and Nobody for sure Mike. But the locations and scenery in SISU might be a little more cinematic. It's over the top but doesn't take itself too seriously. I hope you enjoy it. John.
Hi John, My wife and myself saw it tonight. Will be one for the collection!. Also thought it had a bit of Tarantino feel to it?
@@MikeLeePhoto You're right Mike, it does have a sniff of the Tarantino about it. I hadn't spotted it but I shouldn't really have missed it. Sorry for the delay in replying by the way but I've been away doing a few things and didn't take a computer with me. John.
When i get home i'll try to figure out how to send picture ,its like the slip cover reservoir dog if you seen that slip cover where they chop the ear off the guy ...in sisu its the knife thru the main character eyeball. Its transparent
Ah, that's one of the poster designs and it rather clever. I think I may have used that poster in this video for the budget and box office blurb. John.
I have the slip cover,but i was happy with the action ,not boring worth watching
What? A slip cover... send it over!!! John.
Sisu is one I wanted to see after seeing the trailer but again have not yet been able to. I still have The Proposition to watch but have been busy with things and I really want to sit and watch it, so I’m making sure of a right time to take it in.
I’m looking forwards to your comments on Point Break, I actually had the previous blu ray of it which didn’t have the best transfer (one of those over-digitally smoothed transfers), and when I saw there was the 4k getting released stateside with no sign of it here, I made sure to add it to a list of 4k’s I would seek out as I was going to be over there. Wish I’d also known the same company would release Quigley Down Under and JFK.
I think they completely mastered both the 4k and the blu ray in the pack from the same interngative source, creating a completely new blu ray transfer instead of just reusing the old released version. I’m curious to hear your views on it, the blu ray versions never really compare to the 4k, especially in darkened scenes.. it’s just an annoying shame they had to region code the blu ray. Andrew
Morning Andrew. I've been thinking about what to do about a multizone player. I have long been looking at the Panny 820 but they seem to be discontinued now. At £450 I had to stop myself from investing in one but I'll get something similar eventually. I don't know why my Zone A Blu-ray drive has packed up but I may find a way to resurrect it. Doing a review without seeing the extras and comparing the 4K to the Blu-ray would be little lacking in information so it's going to have to wait a while. If that Zone A drive hadn't have packed up I'd have been uploading the Point Break review yesterday instead of SISU but that's life. Next up should be the Arrow Films 4K of CARRIE which is a very nice pack. Might give that disc a spin this evening.
John.
@@moviecollector5920 iI don’t think it’s worth trying to get a 4k player that’s region free as they’ll be extremely expensive and it’s not the 4k part that is affected by region coding since they are not region coded (there is talk online about 1 disc that did have it, but was done by mistake by the manufacturer).
It may be worth trying to find a model that there is a remote control code for, but those you can never be 100% sure they work until you try them.
point break is the inner positive it says on the shout website.
That't the interpositive James. That's the next generation down from the negative so that explains why it looks as good as it does. Thank you for letting me know. Apocalypse Now 4K was from the interpositive and it's one of the best full frame 35mm anamorphic home video discs I've seen.
John.
no problem just trying to help when I can good sir.
Glad to see that you got your hands on Point Break. I'm happy for ya. I haven't got mine yet, but hopefully I'll have it sometime soon. It's a fantastic film, well written and perfectly paced. One of my favorites. A bit of bad language but other than that it's great. As for Sissu, I haven't seen it yet. Somehow I had a feeling you might do a video about it though.
I thoroughly enjoyed POINT BREAK and if my Zone A Blu-ray hadn't have packed up then I'd have reviewed that first but I like to review some of the more obscure movies if I enjoy them and that's why SISU got the treatment this week. Next week it will probably be the new 4K of CARRIE from Arrow Films which is a very nice set for £30. John.
@moviecollector5920 What about the 2049 review? That's a bit obscure, too, isn't it? Plenty of people haven't bothered to see it, I'm sure. Also, are you into martial arts films? I'd love to hear your thoughts on any of the Arrow Bruce Lee titles. I kinda have my eye on the one with Chuck Norris.
@@timothymathetes I may finally do a Blade Runner 2049 review but i'll have to finally run the 3D disc as well as dip back into the 4K. It's possible I still won't think very much of it which makes a review a little difficult because many people are unable to accept different opinions to their own these days. If I get around to that one it will be a while I think. John.
@@timothymathetes Forgot to say that I'm not much into martial arts movies. I enjoyed them as a child and did see the Chuck Norris film with Bruce Lee in a cinema. I think that one is called 'Way of the Dragon'. It's not something I'd particularly want to sit down to watch again now I'm a little older (but certainly not grown up!). John.
@moviecollector5920 understood. It was my first martial arts film, so I have a bit of a soft spot for it. The final fight is something to behold. How nice that you got to see it large.
Ahhhhhh Once upon a time in Hollywood, a film i absolutely love, seen it about 12 times at least ..... Tarratino's best film imo
If I like it too Aidey I expect I'll do a review video. John.
Nice review. Newest for me Zero dark thirty. Awesome.
I don't think I've even seen that one Gary. Let me know what it's like when you've watched it please. John.
@@moviecollector5920 will do, it’s when the USA caught Bin Landen.
@@garyharper2943 Ah yes, and he became Osama bin fish food!
Hello from Finland! You can actually get this movie with Dolby Atmos Bluray as well, but its discrace that it doesnt have it in 4K! 😢
I don't think it will bother many purchasers, particularly if they have a good home system that plays the Dolby Digital as well as it did through mine. All a little odd why there are different versions though. John.
The special features on Point Break are nothing to write home about. It's basically just the old dvd features.
I thought it would be. I do like to look at the comparative quality of the movie on the Blu-ray though so I can advise if the better disc is perceptibly better because sometimes it can be a close call. John.
Great film features boycies son from only fools and horses the actor Jack Dooley
Cor, we learn something new every day. Thanks Gary. John.
Had the chance to see this in cinemas, very pretty landscape shots in this film, especially in the opening act.
Yes, all sets the scene so well Rhys. Very cinematic. It's the sort of thing that always has you wishing for a bigger screen. John.
The Finnish John Wick! It was great fun with some memorable scenes. Rather OTT but that adds to the entertainment. Solid 7.5/10
I think keeping the running time down was a big strength towards the success of this one. John.
@@moviecollector5920 Absolutely. The 1hr 30min film can be hard to come by these days. I struggle to make time for some of the 2.5 - 3hr epics that tend to be the blockbusters these days.
I was under the impression that 4K UHD disks are region free meaning you could play them on any suitable players? Might be worth checking.
You can John. You can't play many Blu-ray discs without a multi-zone player though and mine has packed up which means I can't watch the Blu-ray of Point Break meaning a review video somewhat pointless. John.
@@moviecollector5920 oh it’s a BR? I’m a clown!
No, he means the special features are on the included blu-ray, which he can't view at the moment. The movie itself (Point Break) is on a separate 4K disc. He wants to see both before proceeding with a review. @@johnk3700
@@johnk3700 Yes, just the Blu-ray I can't play at the moment but the 4K is fine. I didn't make that clear enough in the video. John.
Did you go and see the Queen IMAX concert (which I think is running until the end of the month in some places)? It’s got rave reviews and apparently broke the IMAX opening record, taking $4.1m.
That wasn't shot in IMAX Richard so that's all a bit of marketing propaganda. I think I have seen that concert but obviously the HD video will be better than what I would have seen years ago. I do wish IMAX would use different names for these faux IMAX cinemas and screenings because it's not doing the great name any favours. The BFI IMAX is getting a 15/70 blow up print of the DUNE sequel so while that won't be a genuine 15/70 print it should be interesting to see how well the 4K video blows up onto the biggest film frames with a quality difference of around 15 times. I feel another London trip coming on.
John.
@@moviecollector5920Maybe fauxMAX!
Thanks.
You're welcome Daniel. John.
Highly enjoyable movie, superb entertainment.
A fun, action movie in a sort of 1990's tradition with a little more violence perhaps. John.
John, I heard it was a good one. Haven’t seen it yet.
If it had have been overly long like so many movies lately Craig then it wouldn't have worked but 91 minutes is a big reason for its success. The image quality is nice and the sound is great even if some are upset it doesn't have Dolby Atmos. John.
You will love Point Break!
I've run the 4K disc and I do love it. I just can't run the Blu-ray owing to my Zone A player packing up and that makes a review video somewhat difficult. John.
I got this on bluray last week , it was brilliant , why cant Hollywood make films like it anymore , theyre too focused on shoehorning diversity and their weird messages into films at the expense of telling a good story, the cinematography was brilliant, the scenery was very calming , i cant wait to watch it again.
How is it that this can be made for around $6m when it would cost four or five times that in the UK or the USA? Probably even more in the USA in fact. John.
@@moviecollector5920probably at least 10 times
I loved this film.
Certainly very entertaining and I enjoyed it immensely. Not all of us on here did though but that's to be expected. John.
You should review point break
I should but I can't really without the Zone A player working... damn it! John.
こんにちは。あなたのビデオは素敵です😍
ありがとうアリス。 私は実際に日本語を話せないので、このリプレイを行うには翻訳プログラムを使用する必要がありました。 うまくいったことを願っています。 John。
@@moviecollector5920 😍😍
I own this movie on dvd
I bet it still looks damned good on DVD Victor. John.
@@moviecollector5920 yes it does look good on DVD john
No Atmos on the 4k 😢
Then again, it could be that the menu screen is wrong and the 5.1 is really Dolby Atmos. When it sounds as good as this though, who cares? John.
@@moviecollector5920 At the beginning you said Dolby Digital 5.1 . I'm sure you know that is compressed audio for DVD, I sure hope it's not DD , True HD 5.1 maybe?
Yeh I find that a bit weird, especially for this kind of action movie.
@@northeastcorals It does seem to be rather odd as the movie was apparently released to cinemas with Dolby Atmos sound. But there's usually a reason for these things. I can tell you that the 5.1 sound is very good so you shouldn't be disappointed but if you're only running a soundbar or similar then it may adversely affect your enjoyment. John.
@@moviecollector5920 I'm certainly not an expert or "in the know" about these things but I have heard a few interviews of people who mix DVD soundtracks for a living & they seem to say many producers don't consider the DVD sound mix to be important as the vast majority of consumers won't care about it as most just watch on a TV or maybe a soundbar. Apparently they often get given a track to do with very little time or budget before the release date considering how much time & money goes elsewhere. You can definitely get great sound out of a 5.1 tack though, as long as it's been mixed well anyway 😄
I enjoined it. There was nothing to watch on tv😀
Is there ever anything on telly? We gave up on it in 2010 and have never looked back. John.
It's a great film, loved it... old school filming, looks striking, sounds great and just a really nice shot film!!!The only problem I have is at 1:45 ish when near the petrol station, my Dobly Vision on my Sony 4k player and LG miniLED black bars flash... it happens twice in the film it's the weirdest thing yet not had a problem with ANY other DV films. YET, I change to HDR only and it's perfectly fine!
That's a strange issue to come across. I did spot a possible compatibility problem on a disc last week but I haven't had it again since. This is home video though so it's not like we're paying hundreds of pounds for a movie which is what it used to cost to get the best available home movie quality so I try not to let any issues that come up bother me too much. Then again, I'm having to spend quite a lot of time getting this new 35mm projector fully sorted... but that's fun more than anything else. John.
Sisu is embarrassingly bad..one of the worst films I’ve seen recently.
If we all had the same opinions about everything there would be nothing to discuss. Maybe let us know why you didn't like it - the violence, the lack of character development, the look of the end product or whatever it is. John.
A horrible woke movie. I hated it. Returned it to Amazon after watching the 4K. It didnt even have dolby atmos. 4/10
Woke? I didn't spot that at all. John.
Just curious how is the film woke?
@@YeastextractIf you're a big fan of nazis it might hurt your feelings. 🤷🏼♂️
The Legend Snowflake.
LOL