Now, I have to admit that I was figuring an crime thriller with Sam Worthington might actually be worth sitting down to watch. Sure, I hadn't heard about "Transfusion" from writer and director Matt Nable prior to sitting down and watching it.
And talk about a swing and a miss. Running at 106 minutes, I ended up giving up after 53 minutes into the ordeal. The movie was just so insanely slow paced and uneventful that I just gave up and tossed the towel in the ring out of sheer and utter boredom. "Transfusion" didn't deliver anything anywhere remotely close to what I had hoped, and it was a rather boring movie experience.
Even with Sam Worthington in the leading role as Ryan Logan, the movie found no momentum. The actors and actresses in the movie virtually had nothing wholesome or worthwhile to work with in terms of interesting characters, riveting dialogue. So yeah, this movie was bland.
When I say that nothing happened in the movie, well at least the 53 minutes that I sat through before I gave up, then I am not kidding. Nothing literally happened, at least nothing worth mentioning or nothing that provided entertainment.
Needless to say that I am not returning to attempt to finishing watching the movie that Matt Nable concocted here. It just simply isn't worth the effort.
My rating of "Transfusion" lands on a two out of ten stars. And that is the production value alone that brings the movie up from a bottom-feeding score.
And talk about a swing and a miss. Running at 106 minutes, I ended up giving up after 53 minutes into the ordeal. The movie was just so insanely slow paced and uneventful that I just gave up and tossed the towel in the ring out of sheer and utter boredom. "Transfusion" didn't deliver anything anywhere remotely close to what I had hoped, and it was a rather boring movie experience.
Even with Sam Worthington in the leading role as Ryan Logan, the movie found no momentum. The actors and actresses in the movie virtually had nothing wholesome or worthwhile to work with in terms of interesting characters, riveting dialogue. So yeah, this movie was bland.
When I say that nothing happened in the movie, well at least the 53 minutes that I sat through before I gave up, then I am not kidding. Nothing literally happened, at least nothing worth mentioning or nothing that provided entertainment.
Needless to say that I am not returning to attempt to finishing watching the movie that Matt Nable concocted here. It just simply isn't worth the effort.
My rating of "Transfusion" lands on a two out of ten stars. And that is the production value alone that brings the movie up from a bottom-feeding score.