Movie review: Bruce Willis is back with the super powers in the lengthy ice Cream

”ice Cream” are two sequels in one. From ”Unbreakable” (2000) again see we Bruce Willis invulnerable figure, and the man who is fragile as glass, Samuel L Jackson. James McAvoy and his 24 creepy personalities return from the movie ”Split” (2016).

All three will end up in their rooms at the same institution for dangerous lunatics. As everyone knows, are such facilities in the film with exclusively for to fail to prevent psychopaths from escaping.

For safety's sake answer Sarah Paulsons fault finding psychiatrist to a question that the fradgatuggande McAvoys character is ”under control”. When someone in white rock on the film says that everything is ”under control” is the apocalypse is near.

though not close enough to the cumbersome ”ice Cream”. Willis's character David Dunn has – after ”Unbreakable” have discovered their super powers – taken to be an anonymous law enforcement in Philadelphia. It is liked not by the police. When Willis ended up in battle with the McAvoys flickmördare caught both and put in an institution. There is already Jackson's glassköra man, neddrogad to almost unconsciousness.

From the ”Unbreakable” (2000) again see we Bruce Willis invulnerable figure. Photo: Disney

to be science boring voice, with a mission to convince their patients that their super powers are delusions. Much of the film is devoted to her förnumstiga theorising in the face of the inmates. James McAvoy pulls a heavy load, time and again, he may play it up reptilsnabba personlighetsskiftande you recognize from the ”Split”.

Occasional scenes have the muffled atmosphere of grief and the fate that ever since the breakthrough with ”the Sixth sense” from 1999 has been the director and screenwriter M Night Shyamalans signs. But Shyamalan has become sloppy. Scenes from the department are loosely staged, some digital effects are embarrassing.

”ice Cream” has a promising idea, to superhjälteserier ”for further age-old knowledge about human abilities”. But like so much of Shyamalans recent production feels like ”ice Cream” as a film that wants to be something very, but gives up halfway.

See more. Three other Bruce Willisfilmer: ”Die hard” (1988), ”Pulp fiction” (1994), ”The 12 monkey army” (1995).