Universal Soldier III: Unfinished Business
It’s clear that Reynolds backed himself big time on a bet that he was going to win that BOOGIE NIGHTS Oscar and had to find some way to repay! – Marginally better than its predecessor and, deliberately or not, more amusingly campy in its performances and plotting, but this has all the hall-marks of a low-budget TV effort that doesn’t use its intriguing sci-fi premise with any sense of intelligence or invention – just throw in a whole bunch of exposition about shadowy government paranoia, and have someone throw a few punches now and then, and we’re sorted.
Mini Review: It’s clear that Reynolds backed himself big time on a bet that he was going to win that BOOGIE NIGHTS Oscar and had to find some way to repay! – Marginally better than its predecessor and, deliberately or not, more amusingly campy in its performances and plotting, but this has all the hall-marks of a low-budget TV effort that doesn’t use its intriguing sci-fi premise with any sense of intelligence or invention – just throw in a whole bunch of exposition about shadowy government paranoia,