You can't have a lot of expectations when watching a "Guyver" movie, where a hapless young adult has some alien suit that forces him to be a vigilante, complete with the fancy and useless moves, and when the idea is clearly Japanese, with the rubber suit monsters fighting each other with incredible ineptitude. And yet this film managed to disappoint in almost every way. Indeed, I had expected it to be amusingly bad, and it was, although not too much.
The base of the plot is that this guy is fighting while trying to protect a girl just as idiotic as himself from, basically, killing herself inadvertently. In the end he gains control of incredible power and technology and decides, in his merciful and complete wisdom, to destroy it for the good of mankind.
Bottom line: ridiculous, long, boring, stupid. The four qualities that make a great movie.
The base of the plot is that this guy is fighting while trying to protect a girl just as idiotic as himself from, basically, killing herself inadvertently. In the end he gains control of incredible power and technology and decides, in his merciful and complete wisdom, to destroy it for the good of mankind.
Bottom line: ridiculous, long, boring, stupid. The four qualities that make a great movie.