Warriors of Future

Rather uninspiring. In spite of sporting a cast of well known Asian action
actors, predominantly from Hong Kong and some top shelf special effects.

The best the writers could come up with is a plant from outer space. Does that sound a little dull, well yes, that's because it is. There is a degree of decent action, in the form of aggressive alien creatures, that live on the giant plant and a conspiracy with attack robots. That said, this feels like padding for a core idea that was never great to start with.

In short, nothing special, which is unfortunate given the quality cast and money...

This was actually a fairly decent action flick.

The story and script is nothing to write home about. It is the kind of nonsense that makes you think it came from some low-IQ woke Hollywood script writer. It is not though. This is a Hong Kong movie.

Me and the boys sat down yesterday evening and looked for a movie to watch and my second son suggested this. I was a bit hesitant since at first I thought it was a Chinese movie. China of course wants to pretend it is but Hong Kong has not (yet?) been fully assimilated by the Collective of the Chinese Communist Dictatorship so…

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**Score: 7/10 A Guilty Pleasure of Spectacle and Shenanigans**

*Warriors of Future* is the cinematic equivalent of a fast-food meal it's not particularly nutritious, but sometimes that's exactly what you're craving. Directed by Yuen Fai Ng, this Hong Kong sci-fi actioner is a classic example of style over substance, a movie that knows exactly what it is and leans into it with unapologetic gusto. It's basically a crappy storyline to support a special effects movie, but it isn't a total fail. In fact, it's quite entertaining if you know what you're signing up for.

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