The movie is called Monsters, but similar to the first, the monsters have so little to do with the story, even more so in the second than the first.
It's all about male bonding during military time as a platoon of boys from the same hood in Detroit go to war together in the Middle East.
The picture moves quickly, never a dull moment, very kinetic movement. Good action and lots of good war scenes.
The acting could used improvement. All the screaming and crotch grabbing did not convince me of their military standpoint.
But director Tom Green is definitely a good visual artist here. The imagery was very instance. Very good cinematography.
Visual effects were decent as well.
Total exploitation of war that ads a sci-fi fantasy elements with the monsters, used only as a backdrop no different than the dessert the movie takes place in.
Overall, I like the movie, despite how little the monsters have to do with the story at all. It seems misleading going into it, however.
It's all about male bonding during military time as a platoon of boys from the same hood in Detroit go to war together in the Middle East.
The picture moves quickly, never a dull moment, very kinetic movement. Good action and lots of good war scenes.
The acting could used improvement. All the screaming and crotch grabbing did not convince me of their military standpoint.
But director Tom Green is definitely a good visual artist here. The imagery was very instance. Very good cinematography.
Visual effects were decent as well.
Total exploitation of war that ads a sci-fi fantasy elements with the monsters, used only as a backdrop no different than the dessert the movie takes place in.
Overall, I like the movie, despite how little the monsters have to do with the story at all. It seems misleading going into it, however.