The beginning of the film might make audiences feel a bit of awful due to the unusual style of camera shaking but when it progresses, it appears to be just an entertaining popcorn action flick overshadowing an expected familiar plot combining politics, drugs, gangsters, cops and cars. Most of the action scenes are fast and enjoying with additional special military gymnastic styles performed by David Belle, though slightly unrealistic accompanying by a just moderate story. There are a few funny moment between Paul Walker and David Belle thanks to their perfect chemistry but the film surprises audiences with an emotional ending that is almost the same feeling as Fast 5 which triggers the recalling of the lost of our great actor, Walker himself.
Review of Brick Mansions
