This film marks a defining moment in the franchise’s history because it was released during the
franchise’s 10 year anniversary.
The hype surrounding the movie ended up lifting it to the highest grossing film of the year
it was released.
In my opinion, this is probably the darkest film in the cinematic universe, but as dark
as it gets, you get a feeling that no matter what, the red head and her main character
boyfriend are going to have a baby by the end of this movie or a future installment,
so because of the foreshadowing, you’re not too worried about meaningful characters
dying (audio).
The main heroes in the movie are still on the run from a previous installment and try
to fly below the radar.
The fugitives dress up in disguises to avoid blowing their cover.
If somebody reports them to the authorities, the villain will more than likely get to them
before the cops do and trust me, they don’t want those problems.
The heroes and on a hunt for these powerful McGuffin devices that enable the owner to
cheat death.
If you collect all of them in Pokemon like fashion, then and only then, will you have
enough fire power to defeat the bad guy.
One of the stones is on a necklace and another one is hidden in plain sight right on the
one of the hero’s forehead.
The evil villain finds out that the heroes are searching for the powerful objects and
this causes makes him more mad than the men off that AMC show.
Him and his henchman go on a rampage and kill everyone that stands in their path.
He goes after the heroes too and anytime he gets too close, the one good guy with the
mcguffin on his forehead senses he’s near and gets a headache.Aware they can’t play
hide and seek forever, the good guys return home to team up with allies they haven’t
seen in years you would think that everyone would be cool about the reunion, but that
old guy that gets on the leaders nerves starts yapping and ruins the moment.
The team kicks him out like an episode of Martin (audio).
The bad guy knows where they are and is on his way.
The hero discovers that if you wanna go toe to toe against a enemy as strong as him, you
need a weapon as strong as him.
Three of the teammates enlist help from the actor with the case of dwarfism.
His character in the movie is a specialist on supernatural weapons so they ask him about
a blade that’s strong enough to cut through the bad guy.
While the three of them are on their journey we also get a flashback that provides context
to the villain and his henchmen.
I still don’t totally agree with their methods, but you’re like, okay, I get it now.
Because of the footage of the dead parents in the memory, after the flashback, the memory
pulls on one of the good guys heart strings and makes the character suicidal.
They’re like, I’m going to die, but the best friend is like, no (Kevin Hart), but
then the character’s like, it’s the only way.
FYI, The suicidal character is the only one who knows the location of the soul stone.
A stone that allows the owner to communicate with dead people.
But anyways, instead of dying a comfortable death, the bad guy is like forget all that
and drops the hero like a bad habit.
Because of the dark magic surround the mcguffin devices, instead of enjoying the after life
in peace and quiet, the dead character gets trapped in another dimension for souls which
isn’t really as bad as it sounds.
A war is on the horizon.
To delay the process, the team hides underneath a force field dome.
At first, the bad guys can’t seem to make a dent, but then when the henchmen are ordered
to run through that baby, some of them get shredded, but a lot of them eventually make
it through and lead the assault.
The war begins and is lopsided for a little bit.
The good guys are getting folded like clean laundry and they need reinforcements.
The oldest warrior on their side makes an epic entrance and takes out a majority of
the bad guys with his light show.
The girls show unity and there’s a scene when the young red head is getting that work,
but the older lady jumps in and is all like what’s up to the bad guy chick.
The bad guy chick tries to fight back, but gets caught slippin’ and then boom.
Pretty sure she’s not showing up in any future movies.
The evil villain arrives to the fight late, but better late than never.
He has one target on his mind and that’s the dude with the mcguffin device on his forehead.
When he finally gets him, the character no longer has the mcguffin device on his head
anymore.
It doesn’t matter.
The bad guy uses his green colored magic and with this maneuver happening so late in the
movie’s run time, I’m gonna be honest, I’m not sure the movie will have a happy
ending.
Then one of the teammates with the share blade that could pierce the bad guy barges in and
lands a serious blow.
Even though personally, I would’ve aimed for the head.
After that, characters start disintegrating like the vampires do when they die in the
movie Blade.
Those are 24 reasons these movies are the same.
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