Not very good. The whole thing feels like a kids film from the 80s. The comedy is very scarce and the bits that exist are not funny enough. It's basically a cheesy action film with a video game plot.

It has some funny juvenile humor. It feels like a mashup between a Marvel comic book, Kung Fu martial arts, Mexican comedies films drenched in cheese. My favorite parts were with Danny and the homage to the guy's mother during the end credit. The end credits touched me.

I mean, what can I say? The writer and director is also the lead in this film. He's a struggling car dealership owner on the brink of losing it because he's not making any money, but he has time to put on this costume and go to an underground fight club.

The supporting actors around him were cool for the most part, but I find it hard to believe that you have a man that grew up in a Hispanic household with 2 other children the same age starting off and then X amount of years later, he's supposed to be the same age as an adult with the 2 other children, but literally is like 15 years or so older playing like a late 20s, early 30s adult role.

Like Gtfoh! If you wanted to star in your own movie, get actors around your age or if you wanted them to be in that age group then get someone to play you of that age. Like make it make sense. I'm skipping parts of the film because I'm very critical when it comes to films and I don't think I've ever written a review before, but I wanted to for this one. For the most part the CGI and definitely the fighting scenes were cool.

The story line is eh... Aside from all of this, I don't know why, but I knew it was coming. When the final fight scene was happening, they literally said the famous line "The power of 3" LOL!! I was like what in the bootleg Charmed mess is this?? Anyway... I can't, but it's something to do I suppose if you want background noise while doing the dishes or cooking I guess Lol!! Oh and btw, the business is saved of course. How they did it was unknown, but why couldn't they do it before got so deep in debt is beyond me... smh.