Blackhats

The movie was very impressive to say the least. It is an independent film and deserves credit for the work that was clearly put into the film. I have told most of my family and friends about checking it out. As with any craft in life there is always room for growth. Compared to Reel One Entertainment's film prior to Blackhats they definitely have grown as a company and for that I say kudos. The movie was filled with twist and turns plus lots of action. If you miss the beginning of the movie you "sol" because it will be a bit difficult to understand what's really happening the rest of the way. On the other hand, the plot thickens and it will have you searching for answers along the way. Check it out!

This movie is very low budget and there isn't one of the actors who plays the police officer that I think they should probably pull him out of the low budget movies and put him in the high paying movies the rest of the the cast are very I don't even want to the it's not worth watching I spend a lot of time trying to understand it a lot of racist low budget content. Yeah this movie is I'm not going to say it action-packed unless you call chasing somebody down the road and beating them up and murdering them there ain't no real action going on and I couldn't figure out the plot it's just two all over the place and the one woman who works in an office treats everybody like a piece of crap and just dumps her her boyfriend and goes moves in with the cop that's the beginning of the movie it just it's not a good movie but I did enjoy watching the main one of the main characters and he was the cop in the beginning of the movie that chase down the guy that somebody else which he knew who he was and nothing was said.

All you need to know: 1. Only two people have bothered to review. 2. The voice track occasionally vanishes. I went back the first several times to make sure. It just vanishes. So make sure you have subtitles enabled to see/hear what you missed. 3. Several key moments are indecipherable and meaningless. But it is the final scenes that are remarkable because there is utterly zero explanation, real or implied. Yes, there's a total absence of meaning or explanation. Darndest thing I ever saw-or didn't see.