Apex
Hunt. Survive.
A grieving woman pushing her limits on a solo adventure in the Australian wild is ensnared in a twisted game with a cunning killer who thinks she's prey.
Wokeness: 40%
Overall Score: 40%
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For the most part this is a 2 actor film. There's a few others at the beginning but it's minor. The acting is pretty good though I didn't find
Egerton's villain the least bit intimidating or scary. He's just kind of comical. There's the usual poor lazy writing with serious lapses in logic
and characters doing stupid things. He seems to just magically know exactly where she is at all times. The scenery is beautiful, when it's real. There's a lot poor CG in both backgrounds and action sequences that make it look fake and almost like videogame renders. Honestly not much happens and it starts to get a bit boring after a while. If he really wanted to he could of killed her 10 times over but just doesn't, so there's not really ever much threat there. There's not a lot of woke here but the beginning has the usual feminist anti male stuff. All the men except for her partner at the beginning are bad and aggressive. The group of hunters that follow her and leer at her are completely pointless and could of been cut from the movie completely. They manage to keep the overpowered feminism to a minimum for the most part. While they never have her physically fighting him off there are several implausible scenes. The final half hour gets pretty ridiculous and could of been done much better. It's ok for background noise but that's about it.
Created: 08-28-2026