It's writing misses several moments to develop its characters the way they should be, along with unexplained details from the last entry. It's not the best sequel but it is a good one. However, because of the location Wiedmann did include several tracks that sounded appropriate for the setting and it felt authentic. But because there were barely any emotional scenes, it was hard to hear anything soft enough. When there was action there was plenty of strings and percussion. The music by Frederik Wiedmann was appropriate. Sniper (1993) was in Central America, Sniper 2 (2002) was in Europe, Sniper 3 (2004) was in Asia, Sniper: Reloaded (2011) was in Africa and this film takes place in the Middle East. It's also nice how each Sniper film has changed locations around the entire world. As for camera-work, Martin Chichov achieved some beautiful scenery such as shorelines, urban terrain and grasslands. Not just between Snipers but AK-47s and other hand-held machine guns. This time, the action also included several firefights. It was not as bloody as Sniper: Reloaded (2011) but it still entertained. Dennis Haysbert doesn't get heavily involved but he does play a significant role and that's appreciated. He resembled that of a good knock-off of Clive Owen.
Dominic Mafham had an interesting character portrayal. The same goes for the actress who played Lieutenant Ellen Abramowitz in the last sequel. If she was in Sniper: Reloaded (2011) then it would not have mattered because the audience would be able to remember from the prior film her relationship with Brandon. It would've been nice though if the story stuck with one girl because Mason's character comes off like a love interest to Brandon but doesn't express it. I don't know who, but they should've gone in this direction for a little bit.Īny of the new characters like Doug Allen, Dennis Haysbert, Dominic Mafham and Mercedes Mason perform respectively. The late Fasano was a decent writer, I guess going over these particular matters were not accepted by the producers or director Don Michael Paul. Questions like does he still have that finger stigmatism that began giving him problems from Sniper 3 (2004)? What happened to Lieutenant Ellen Abramowitz (Brandon's secret lover) and Richard Miller (Billy Zane) from Sniper: Reloaded (2011)? All these questions needed were quick logical answers, but are ignored through and through.
There's also issues of unexplained plot holes. By brushing it aside, your brushing aside what makes the character the character. Most audiences want an emotional attachment to their characters. Instead, it is initiated but scooted aside abruptly. For example, where has Beckett been? Why did he leave Brandon? These are crucial questions to help the Beckett family reconcile past problems. Sadly, the topic of characters is where John Fasano's writing falters.Įven though audiences will finally see Brandon and Tom Beckett reunited, there are several missed opportunities for proper character development of these individuals. As for others, Chad Michael Collins continues to be competent in his acting ability and its nice to see him finally meet up with his long lost father. He hasn't lost the attitude nor the mannerisms. Apparently not and the interesting thing is, it's like Berenger never stopped being Beckett. To be honest, with the previous movie I thought Berenger was done with the franchise. If there's one character fans will be most happy to see, it's Tom Berenger. Out of nowhere, Beckett (Berenger) returns to greatness teaming up with his son and others to take out a deadly assassin who has gone rogue. Yet, this movie somehow achieves this in Tron: Legacy (2010) fashion (coincidentally along with the title). Another solid entry even though it did not exceed Sniper: Reloaded (2011).Ĭharacters are hard to revive, especially when they go AWOL. Not only did it surpass its two previous entries but also it brought up questions to how it would continue after that. Fans were even more surprised when producers released Sniper: Reloaded (2011) with no Berenger but instead brought in young actor Chad Michael Collins and veteran actor from the original, Billy Zane. And although the quality did slip initially, the stories have slowly progressed into a decent franchise.
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There's no other way to explain it, the Sniper film series must have a loyal following.
As Master Gunnery Sergeant Thomas Beckett, Berenger solidified his presence as the man behind this franchise. Sniper (1993), Sniper 2 (2002) & Sniper 3 (2004) were all films that belonged to actor Tom Berenger. It really is amazing to how some franchises continue to thrive on after so long. Reviewed by breakdownthatfilm-blogspot-com 7 /10 Still entertains but misses its mark compared to Sniper: Reloaded (2011)
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