Now I am a woman, but I sure do enjoy a good movie full of explosions and violence every now and again. I became interested in Sabotage due to Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sam Worthington being in it.
I admit I was more excited for Worthington since I hadn’t heard much from him since Man On A Ledge (2012). I could turn to an endless list of movies that show Arnold kicking ass, but the same can’t be said of Worthington. Which is sad since he seems like a great, young action movie star.
Luckily in this movie, both do a great job being badasses together. Which makes me really hope the duo will team up in another movie.
The action sequences are good for the most part. The clarity of the movie made me very happy when things exploded and people got shot on screen. Also, the gore of this movie when you find the corpses of the teammates was awesome. My favorite probably being when Caroline (played by Olivia Williams) slips in blood and then her and Breacher (played by Arnold Schwarzenegger) look up to see the corpse.
I watched the Ultraviolet copy online. The only real problem I had with my viewing experience was the fact that it stalled a few times and went to buffering. I would then have to refresh the page so I could continue watching the movie. This did mean I missed out on maybe five to ten seconds of the movie. But i was still able to follow the plot.
And now we get to the plot of this movie… it’s not the best plot. To say there are plot holes would be an understatement. I went online to see if people were having the same problems I was at following the story or if it was just me. I admit I sometimes have to have others spell things out for me, but I did come to understand the story pretty fast, so any confusion didn’t last long.
However, if you’re of the legal age to drink and want a good movie to drink to: This is a good one for that. There’s lots of action to spend a fun night with.
As for the quality of the Ultraviolet version: It was very good quality. I enjoyed it. I had to put it on full screen to really experience it, though.