Monster Hunter (2020)
Monster Hunter
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"Monster Hunter" is one of those movies that gives the feeling that it's "bad, but could be much worse". After all, filmmaker Paul W. S. Anderson, known for works like "Pompeii" and "Resident Evil", takes on the responsibility of adapting yet another video game to the big screen. Again, as with almost all adaptations of this type, there is not the same strength that is seen in the story as when we control everything with the video game console - there is a lack of interactivity, urgency of situations and the like. In addition, the script has clear limitations and often causes embarrassment, such as at the moment of advertising a chocolate brand. Still, however, the fun is guaranteed with "Monster Hunter". Those who are not looking for a new "Mad Max" and are content with a movie in the best Michael Bay style will have a few laughs, scares and embark on the journey of a military (Milla Jovovich, director's wife) trying to survive in a parallel reality populated by monsters. Forget the problems for 1h40, pop the popcorn and have a good time.
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When Lt. Artemis and her loyal soldiers are transported to a new world, they engage in a desperate battle for survival against enormous enemies with incredible powers. Feature film based on the video game by Capcom.
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