You won't be disappointed!

That was an excellent one.

Good concept, poorly executed.

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

One of the worst movies i have ever seen. it disrespects the power of the US military and the name of Samuel L Jackson. please do your self a favor and don't waste your time on this movie i get they had low budget and couldn't put a lot of people on the set but only like 10 are looking for the president?!

I'm surprised no one else mentioned this anywhere... Amd as usual, I give very bad reviews to movies that doesn't conclude or that leaves endings to unanswered questions. This movie ends with a villain no one has caught and still alive. And in my opinion, that always ruins a movie.

Big Game, the second film to be directed by Jalmari Helander, maintains the familiar style showcased in Rare Exports. Unfortunately Helander's debut film is far superior to this followup.The biggest problem that raises its head is the glaring similarity to the aforementioned Rare Exports. The characters, the tone, even the plot to some extent, are so obviously copy pasted that it feels like eating yesterday's soup, only with a heaping serving of water mixed in.Onni Tommila once again plays the lead as a young boy getting mixed in with something way beyond his head. And unfortunately in him culminate many of the mentioned problems about this being too similar. If you told me that this was the same kid from Rare Exports, I would have easily accepted it. They're so similarly written. But unfortunately this is supposed to be different kid and thus we end up going through all the same tired plot points about daddy issues, being insecure, trying to act tough and all that. Even in Rare Exports all that was the boring B-plotline, through which we had to suffer. In this it's just torturous.That being said, Tommila has charisma as an actor. Samuel L. Jackson is giving this perhaps 10 percent of his maximum effort, but it's at least something. Plus, the locations and inevitable explosions look nice - although they have nothing to do with actual Finnish Lapland. To see mountains like that you have to go to Norway. Or to the Alps, perhaps.Furthermore, to Helander's credit, his style is fun to watch. It's cheesy beyond all belief, but in a way that's easy to accept. So yeah, not exactly a great film, but if you liked Rare Exports, you might like this one okay.

Without doubt one of the worst films I have ever watched. The idiocy of the premise, script dialogue and direction is beyond compare. It is pure 80s Hollywood cheese in the worst way, without any hint of a knowing wink to the audience that the film isn't taking itself too seriously. It takes itself entirely seriously, despite being utterly preposterous. Oh, and the music is equally awful. I will never get these 90 mins of my life back, don't make the same mistake.