Plot Summary
When an old friend of his reaches out to him to give him a second chance, Simon takes the opportunity to cross the south border into Mexico, but soon finds himself on the run from a drug cartel. With his passport stolen, Simon is forced to take refuge in a local orphanage, where he learns of his friend’s untimely death. Strange things are happening around him and the only way he can solve the mystery is to face dark past he is running from.
Production Quality (2.5 points)
It’s clear that a lot of thought and time was put into making the production of Unlimited. Shot on an authentic location with realistic sets, this film is very quality. Video quality is crisp, and audio quality is flawless, including an excellent culturally relevant soundtrack. However, there is some out-of-place shaky camera work that makes no sense, considering the quality of the rest of the production. The editing is error-free, thus making this a top-notch production that should be commonplace in Christian film.
Plot and Storyline Quality (1 point)
Though Unlimited is based on creative ideas and concepts, the plot itself is a fairly typical and formulaic suspense storyline. The characters are fairly realistic, but they tend to fit too easily into predictable predetermined molds. However, though the progression is predictable, the story is still crafted well and is very engaging. There is a lot of professionalism here and with this much positive, we really wish the plot scope wasn’t so limited by mediocrity. There is so much to offer here, yet we feel that full potential was unfortunately not reached.
Acting Quality (3 points)
Unlimited is cast very well with highly professional cast members. However, just because they have ‘big names’ like Robert Amaya and Fred Thompson, they do not neglect acting coaching, which has a clear presence. Line delivery and emotional delivery are on point. The cast is also culturally authentic. There are no errors here.
Conclusion
It’s a shame that Unlimited couldn’t take that next small step forward onto the Hall of Fame, but this is still an enjoyable movie nonetheless. While the plot is not super creative, it’s in a different genre than usual and shows just how much we need a breath of fresh air like this in Christian film. We can’t wait to see more from Gundersen Entertainment and others that have unique ideas like this.
Final Rating: 6.5 out of 10 points
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