Med-Jasta

First of all, I didn't like this movie and I went into it to laugh at. Turns out, it wasn't really laughable, a few parts sure. But it was a solid movie that is good for teenagers. This is the kind of movie I would have loved at that age. There are much worse and much better. But if this movie speaks to girls then I think they're mission was accomplished. A lot of things work but are dumb if you think about them for one second.

I thought this was going to take Air Force One's, Die Hard rip off back into a building. Well, I was wrong. There are things for sure, but it isn't the lone President against the terrorists. And when the President does fight, it's only a couple times and is believable off the skill set that was established. The poster and basic plot make it seem like she becomes Rambo. That's not the case.

Of course Viola Davis helps sell this movie. She is so good and real that it helps sell the crazy story that's going on. The cast is very good. Except for the bad guy. He is very over the top and annoying. He doesn't fit in with the rest of the great cast.

Not required viewing but it's not as bad as you think. It's fine. And perfect for the age group it was made for.

Such a rip off of the Scorsese style. Why in the hell did this movie open with, "This movie was inspired by a picture?" Do movies either have to be superheros or based on a true story, so they had to bend it? That was so dumb.

Austin Butler needs to go back in whatever hold they found him in. I don't know what it is about this guy but he gives me the creeps. Mark my words, one day this guy will make Kevin Spacey look like Tom Hanks. In grossness, not talent.

I had my suspicions that this was going to be a try hard of good movies with the poster but that was just the poster. Can you judge a movie off the poster? Well in this case you can.