It’s not awful, even if it's undeniably bad. It’s comedic, action-filled, and completely diverting—all while still being bad. However, it remains fundamentally flawed. The distinction lies in the financial resources behind this low-quality product; typically, a film with a limited budget invites criticism regardless of how enjoyable it may be. Conversely, a higher production value allows for appreciation, and if combined with pretentiousness, it can even be labeled "art house" to create an illusion of sophistication. This is simply flawed entertainment, but thoroughly so, particularly given that roughly half the performances are commendable and well-executed, while the other portion resembles something you'd see in a B-movie—creating a striking contrast.

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