Brazen (2022)

This movie manages to create a bit of mystery, but the story has a lot of unnecessary stuff.

This story has too many things, such as the relationship between the protagonist and the detective, which does not lead us anywhere, neither the romance nor the fights or disagreements that they have between them contribute anything to the story, the character development is poor, the outcome is predictable but because of the good performance of the antagonist, from the beginning you know that he is the bad guy but because of the actor's performance. The other performances are not good, there are too many characters, there are conveniences that help the plot continue, the action scenes are not good, but the mystery of the investigation is effective and the atmosphere created is convincing, and the jumps from one scene to another creating holes in the script are very unpleasant.

I think it's a movie that knows it's bad and has a lot to prove it, but the mystery about the murder and the investigation is convincing to me and that saves the movie a bit.

Fmovies: I saw Brazen was trending on Netflix so I gave it a shot. Bad idea. I can't believe I actually sat through that. What a waste of time. Even Hallmark makes better movies. I have no idea how this is the 2nd most watched movie on Netflix right now. 3 stars.

This film premiered on Netflix a few days ago so I decided to watch Brazen and here is my review for it. The premise of the film sees after a tragedy, an author who is an expert in murder mysteries aids the police in their attempts to find a killer.

Main Character Alyssa Milano plays the lead character in this film and she is just really bad here. Lets face it the most famous thing she is known for these days is the fact that the ship in Guardians of The Galaxy is named after her not her current acting ability. She overacts throughout and her character is so infuriating and annoying to watch, she always thinks she is better then everybody else in the film and it comes off as pretentious.

Supporting Characters The cast is small and unremarkable with their characters. The main one is the main detective played by Sam Page, the two of them are meant to have chemistry but they really don't and it kills this film. He is written badly and feels like a weak character despite the fact that he is meant to be the best detective they have which is laughable. The rest of the characters add little value and I just didn't care about anybody in this film and that was a big let down.

Story The story at least has a bit of intrigue to it, the best thing I can say is that I slightly enjoyed watching the investigation into the case and how it links to together with other elements of the film. Unfortunately, though I worked out what was going on pretty quickly which made the reveal feel lacklustre to me.

Script The script is bad, it does nothing to make itself too imaginative or creative. It is filled with a bunch of clichés with none of it working. The romance and humour fails and the drama overall misses the mark in my opinion.

Style The film has some pretty good action sequences and I thought they did an effective job of showing this killer going after these woman, so that was one aspect that was handled well. But the film struggles with its pacing and really rushes the final act, the film also ends so abruptly that the film fails to explain what really happened and it makes you really wonder why you bothered.

Overall Overall, Brazen is another awful Netflix film that should be avoided at all cost. Netflix make quality programming but they really have to improve some of these original films that are just rubbish.

Rating - 2/10.

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My wife and I. We both have theatre background. And we're not about to launch into a boring six paragraph dissertation on any TV show or movie. We would like to think that our light-hearted, semi-non sequitur reviews based upon the silly MST3K model might be enjoyable for some. WE get a kick out of it ; ).

8-stars. Everything starts with an 8-star rating.

You know how you put your foot into the water before you jump in? My wife thinks this is what Netflix is doing with this genre of movie.

Monika Mitchell's 'Brazen' is one of those terrible movies. A colossal letdown in every aspect, there isn't a single part of the movie where it thrives or even performs a commendable job. There's no emotional connection with any characters, the dialogue is clumsy and stilted, and the murder-mystery narrative lacks tension. Cheesy and predictable.

I know that my review is going to get many disagreements (down votes) but I'm going to say anyway because I want to write what I feel in honest way.

Before I watched this film, I happened to read some of reviews and also the rating. Most of the reviews are saying that this film is totally bad and the rating is just 3.9 which is a bit lower than normal. So, I watched it to know how bad it is.

After I watched it, I found out that it wasn't that bad after all. The story is kind of good. A little bit of mystery. But I must admit what some people were saying is right. The acting is kind of not that good. I feel like their acting is not sincere. It's like it's not coming from the heart, not serious. It's like they are not taking seriously. A little bit like child play. Just like that. But I've seen the worst. So, I think this kind of acting isn't that bad.

It seems to me that this film is made with low budget. I'm not saying it's low budget because there aren't famous actors and all. I'm saying that it seemed to be low budget film. The quality is a bit low. So, if they've put more effort to it, it might turn out to be a good one.

Right now, this film isn't a good one, but it isn't a bad one either. It's kind of enjoyable for one time watch.