Bullet Proof

I watched this movie on the weekend. I didn't think it would be a good movie unconditionally. Because when I saw the trailer, I didn't expect much... But the movie was completely beyond my expectations. The film was very neat, very curvy, very well-made, mixing history and fantasy properly. I think this movie should be widely known. Because it's really fun. It doesn't mean that it's really FUN, it means that the flow of the movie is not boring. I tend to watch movies in a wide genre, but it was a very interesting movie. The killing time is certain. I don't know who the actors are, but the acting was also very good. Especially, I liked the art of the movie. The props and background felt like reality.

It's the same old same old with added shmutz and a piss poor story that has been told numerous times afore. Embarrassing and amateur for the most part.

Maximum a 3, if you don't care about stupid scenarios or even stupider characters. I kept watching expecting a few decent scenes, but no. It kept getting worse. I had to stop half way to calm my nerves. What a waste. Skip.

It's a pattern with Vinnie. I am a fan, but he needs to realize that his viewers aren't dumb, and the insult to their intelligence will give him just as many 1's for all those 10/10's. And that's a shame, because I actually really enjoyed this one. It's one of the better B films I've seen in a while, and the best part is that this is actor, producer and newb co-writer James Clayton's directorial debut - as well as starring in his own film, and he did not disappoint. His directing, along with the great cinematography, was actually impressive for his debut. It's hard to pull off a film wearing too many hats even for a seasoned filmmaker, let alone a newb. The writing did have its typical genre cliches, but also had some refreshing ideas and actual funny dry humor that made us laugh out loud. Sure there were some expected rookie filmmaker mistakes like some plot and technical issues, but overall for a B film, it was still top-shelf. The score in almost every B film is usually loud, overbearing, constant and unfitting, but this film's score was spot on and impressive with a cool soundtrack. The 81 min runtime flew by with excellent pacing and constant action and suspense. Clayton's performance was outstanding, as was newb actress Lina Lecompte in her only (you'd never guess) fifth ever acting credit. For that matter all casting and performances were excellent and convincing, especially considering Clayton was cast-directing and acting at the same time. It's a shame the overall rating wont be accurate with all the shill 10/10's and undeserving 1/10's, but for me, it's a well deserved 8/10. I hope Clayton leaving the door open for a sequel happens soon, just keep the Vinnie Review Club away from this site.