Spoonatects Am i the only one who thinks........Average?

StyleSk8r At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

Cooktopi The acting in this movie is really good.

Kaelan Mccaffrey Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

ashiwalli I always thought that stupid decisions was a horror flick genre cliché.. never in my life wud i ave ever thought to encounter such sub par scripting in a action film... but then again as horrific as this movie was mayb it cud jus as easily find its place in the former. On seeing a movie headlined by the Game of Thrones Badboy; Jason Momoa, i thought "definite must see".. boy was i wrong. Though i wont negate the entertainment value of the movie i did not think all its other components were strung together intelligently enough to make a full movie.. The characters are moronic to say the very least.. every.. single.. one of them... everyone.. absolute imbeciles.. and its funny and sort of ironic how they had the main antagonist poised as such a tactical maestro but hiself was just as dumb given that this whole sequence of events (and movie at large) could ave been avoided with better judgement. I gave it a 5 for if anything i was captivated enough to want to see wat stupid move would they make next.

fredgfinklemeyer 07/08/2018 Exactly what viewers are looking for. An excellent fast paced plot played out in a rock solid storyline, presented by a professional cast of actors. Really hard to beat in my book. Watch for yourself and then you can decide. Bon Appetit

kingdavid-74583 This is the most implausible, ridiculous, stupid freaking movie I have ever seen! You know how it gets frustrating when people do in movies the most moronic things in dangerous situations that they'd NEVER do in real life? Well multiply that by infinity, then add 10. No one makes a sane decision in this movie. I can't believe I wasted 90+ minutes of my life watching this. Do you know why I watched it? Because out of almost 16,000 people that rated this movie on here, it averaged more than a 6 out 10. This is why I'm against the legalization of weed. GET OFF THE DOPE, DOPES! Do yourself a favor and instead of watching this movie, stab yourself in the eye with a hot poker -- you'll thank me for it being less painful.

Eric Foster After seeing the trailer for "Braven" it didn't inspire me to want to check it out. After seeing the ratings starting to climb on Amazon Prime Video (it was at 4 stars when I viewed the movie last week and has since dropped to 3.5) and then seeing an, at the time of my viewing, score of 6.6 on IMDB I decided to give it a fair chance. As the movie began I started to see a very tired overdone plot beginning to unfold. The, 'oh no, we need to stash our drug haul somewhere and come back for it later' routine. And of course, they stash it in what they are led to believe is a cabin that won't be in use. But, as usual, the cabin does become occupied hours later and it becomes a battle between the drug lord and his gang to get their stash back from the cabin owners.Early on we are introduced to our potential "hero", Joe Braven (a lack-luster, Jason Momoa whose acting leaves MUCH to be desired), and his wife, young daughter and aging father who seems to be having the onset of dementia. Now, if you are a fan of action movies of this sort you would immediately figure that at some point in the movie one of the four of them will eventually die (there's almost always a sacrifice of some sort in these tired plots to "beef up" our hero's rage for revenge), or possibly a hostage will be taken to start the rage. Now, I will say that I was happy to see that not all of what I was expecting to unfold did. There were a few pleasant surprises. However, those did not out-weigh the ridiculousness of the overall poor movie.THE GOOD POINTS = The female lead, Braven's wife, Stephanie (Jill Wagner) and Braven's father, Linden (Stephen Lang) gave good performances. The score was alright.THE BAD POINTS = Jason Momoa's acting. The unexplained reasoning for a drug lord to smuggle drugs from a mountaintop in the first place. The poorly run drug gang who could have ended everything in the blink of an eye. But of course that would have made for a very short movie. The stupidity of some of the decisions of the police and the mother towards the end of the movie. (Yeah, let's run through the mountain range with our young daughter in open view to possibly be taken out instead of keeping her in the safety of the police SUV) The mind boggling time frame edits. (how is it that two men are chasing each other at one moment within VERY close distance of one-another and then seconds later one of them reaches an area with enough time to stop, devise a plan, carry it out and then turn around to wait for the other one to catch up?) And then, the ending confrontation. I'm not going to go into how unbelievably stupid the final ten minutes or so of this movie was because I would have to give everything away but let's just say it defies logic on SO many levels. Seeing as how this movie only mustered up a grand total $ 312,116 at the theatrical box office, and let me add that ALL of that income came from the international market, absolutely ZERO came domestically, we will, more than likely, never see a "Braven 2", at least let's hope not!