"The Last Witch Hunter" is a pure and dynamic work that combines dialogue, fantasy and action. Because of Breck Eisner’s wild director, it does not mix pharmacy terms, mythological theories and time jumps. Lack of entertainment.
The script produced by the film's screenwriter is simply chaotic, stupid, and full of clichés. Director Breck Eisner has spent so much time on flashbacks, dreams and fantasy scenes, and now no one wants to invest in these things.
The film is similar to "speed and passion" on the surface, but the content is "superficial and obsolete." The actor Diesel's worth is a good start to cater to mainstream audiences.
The film did take enough stupid detours to prevent the film from becoming a little more interesting than it is now, but even the most extravagant stupidity of this film is restricted by the scattered plot design and Esnar's repressive stage set. NS.
