Review of Sisu (2023) by Infrarecon — 17 May 2023

What Happens when you combine, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, with John Wick, And World War II, Sisu is Born from the Ashes.

I am surprised how a 1h 30 min film is so well paced, so well directed and doesn't waste any time, without the need for cliche flashbacks or generic action.

This film draws you in and keeps you captivated and while some logic is questionable it all flows and works well together to create a satisfying legend and film around the word Sisu.

This film is extremely well done.

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Story and Plot: 9/10, just some quick scenes and missteps, that are a bit hmm, you'll notice them.

Characters: 9/10, good characters that stuck well to their personality.

VFX and effects: 9/10, also really good besides the "drop it scene".

Dialogue, Pacing, and acting: 9/10, There isn't that much Dialogue it is just pure acting almost all the way through, And it works well. 9/10, across the board, well done, this was a perfect encapsulation of a simple plot drawn out successfully by the good directing, the flow of the film, and the writing.

This director needs to do A western film, as in old Western films, or another WWII film(if you haven't done so already). I like the overall vibe given off in Sisu, and I desire more films like these. I don't know about a sequel to this, but if there is a planned sequel, it needs to go hard.