This film exceeded a score of 10 by quite a bit. I really enjoy watching this person’s bikepacking adventures; it's very impressive. The police officers are also well portrayed, and the characters have a certain charm. While the idea of a highly skilled martial artist who never applies his training in real-world situations feels uninspired, he manages to compensate for that shortcoming. Bikepacking was only featured …

It's enjoyable, particularly if you’re in the mood for some action sequences.

Rebel Ridge centers on a recognizable plot—a solitary figure battling an unjust system. However, Saulnier’s skilled directing and a robust, well-crafted story distinguish this movie. The narrative kicks off with what appears to be a straightforward situation: Jeremiah Carter (Pierre), a former Marine, goes back to his hometown to assist his relative in securing bail. Events then unfold that result in a clash with the…

I sat through at least half an hour hoping for something to occur, for anything to get going. When events finally unfolded, they weren't particularly captivating. From that point on, it felt like a vehicle with its accelerator jammed – forward motion, then stagnation, repeating until the last portion of the movie, when something noteworthy “finally” takes place. I suspect many viewers will have already walked away by…

It seems like John Boyega was initially intended to play the main character, but Aaron Pierre ended up with the part, which turned out well because I found him very good in the role. I’m looking forward to seeing him take on more action parts going forward. There were three aspects of the film that stood out to me beyond the action sequences. First, they establish this character as a former marine through the …