Halt: The Motion Picture

An impressive take on another aspect of the 'Crash' story. A gripping tale, which keeps you engaged and leaves you wanting more. Recommended.

This was a low budget movie more about infidelity more than racial profiling. The acting was horrendous and reminiscent of those street DVD hood movies. The plot was great however it was ruined by the lack of budget and real actors.

A poor rehearsed college grade , liberal agenda ,satire . Don't believe me just watch the film

I could only stomach 20 minutes of this racist tirade from the so called "rent a cop" scenario. The entire plot was so easy to surmise and everything about this movie was low budget. I wanted to try and finish it, but it wasn't worth it. I have no idea how it received 10 out of 10 stars from others because it was pointless from the get go. Don't bother wasting your time on this one.

The cover art may be the best quality of this production and despite the 'rave' reviews obviously posited by contributors to this movie, the viewer must not ignore that the portrayal of law enforcement officers is not even a portrayal of actual human behavior. This is Pravda - meets social justice - meets Ed Wood in its intent, and an audition reel for The Bad Actors Studio. While this movie so badly wants to be deep ~ it just leaves behind a big empty hole.

Technical production is abysmal with very low-skilled cinematography and amateur lighting acumen. The entire sound production from location through post exhibits poor planning, poor execution and very poor technical expertise.

Of course most of the above defects can be overlooked if there is a compelling narrative and the screen writing is exceptional. In this case though, the screen writer, the director, the producers and the production crew should bar themselves from ever working in this medium again. Amazon eviscerates its Prime Video brand with content like this.