Sisu: Road to Revenge

everything is taken to a much higher and louder level. The action scenes are bigger, crazier, and filled with even more bloodshed. I wasn’t impressed with the screenplay in the first movie either, and the same problem continues here. The writing again focuses only on the hero, Aatami Korpi, whose whole personality is built around the idea that he is “the man who refuses to die.” Because of this, the movie becomes predictable. We already know Korpi will survive no matter what, even when he is fighting an entire army alone. The story itself feels thin and empty. There is not much emotional depth, character development, or strong plotting. The movie mostly exists to show Korpi fighting in different creative and over-the-top ways, like a one-man army taking down countless enemies. The narrative behind it is very weak. Overall, The sequel delivers bigger action but still suffers from shallow writing and a repetitive hero-centric focus. Movie Reviewer Survival Note: "If you disagree, fine. Just don’t make me rewatch it.”