Kaulder (Vin Diesel) in our present is clearly a super rich bloke, a kind of Bruce Wayne type chap with lots of neat gadgets and his own Batmobile. the thing of fantasy and fable etc.Everything in this movie is a total cliche, and what's more they are cliches we've all seen a shitzillion times. The old use of immortals and protecting humans from classic mythological creatures that date back through the ages. Oh for fucks sake where to start, this is basically the Underworld franchise with witches, to a degree. As you can guess one male witch is trying to bring the Queen back to life so witches can gain control again and its up to Vin Diesel to stop this along with his plucky, young, sexy female witch accomplice (a must in these types of movies). Jump to our present and Xander Cage remains a witch hunter in cahoots with a secret organisation (the church), protecting humans from witches with the aid of a priest.

They succeed in doing so but Toretto is killed in the process, or is he? actually the witch Queen curses him with immortality (some curse). So, what have we here then, an immortal (oh Christ!) who must save the world from a plague, fabulous, originality torpedoes away! The film starts in the dark/Middle ages where Riddick leads a band of witch hunters into a witch lair to kill the Queen (the Queen apparently having unleashed the black plague to kill off humanity). My point is, Vin Diesel can't really act and all his performances are virtually the same, the same mumbling hairless lump of meat. Or the mumbling Toretto, or the mumbling Xander Cage.you see where I'm going with this.

Vin Diesel comes along with a new character for a new franchise, the fact that it simply feels just the same as all his other characters is somewhat unfortunate, Yep that's correct, this might as well be a prequel to his Riddick character, Riddick in medieval times and Riddick in the our present.

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