This movie was a boring watch but it did made me ponder on generational wealth and its nuances. Rather than parents leaving their offsprings in debt, they should leave them trust funds, streams of income, life investment etc. If Roger had had money to pay back his father's debts, he wouldn't have been entangled in illegal deals.

Loved the overhead shot of the opening scene with the police cars side by side the truck, but the race trucks shown thereafter did seemed like toy trucks - I thought it was superfluously colorful. Maybe the issue was actually the color grading.

When Debra ended the confrontation with Roger when she said: "Grow up Roger, then you can come talk to me;" I was expecting her to walk away like one who meant what she had said - march, stomp or even walk away with confidence; but she walked away with a casual stroll, which didn't suit the end of the confrontation.

I also didn't feel Danilo's death, I thought the actions were overly played and Barbara's reaction to her father's death was too relaxed.

Overall, it was a fast pace with no adrenaline rush and no excitement. It was a boring watch.

Plot: "Overhaul" is an adrenaline-fueled action thriller that follows the story of Alex (played by a charismatic lead actor), a former special forces operative who finds himself caught in a high-stakes conspiracy. When his mentor is brutally murdered, Alex becomes determined to uncover the truth behind the assassination. As he delves deeper into a web of corruption and betrayal, he must navigate a dangerous world of covert operations, double-crosses, and intense combat to bring justice to those responsible.

Review: "Overhaul" delivers a gripping and fast-paced cinematic experience that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats. The film expertly combines intense action sequences with a compelling storyline, resulting in a captivating viewing experience. The plot unfolds in a way that keeps viewers guessing, with unexpected twists and turns that add depth to the narrative.

The lead actor's performance is commendable, portraying Alex as a skilled and relentless protagonist. The character's journey from a lone avenger to a strategic mastermind is compelling to watch, and the emotional depth he brings to the role adds an additional layer of engagement. The supporting cast, including a standout performance by the antagonist, delivers solid performances that enhance the overall tension and suspense of the film.

The action sequences in "Overhaul" are expertly choreographed and executed, showcasing a combination of hand-to-hand combat, thrilling chases, and explosive set pieces. The film's high production values and top-notch cinematography contribute to the immersive experience, allowing viewers to fully appreciate the intensity and excitement of each action-packed moment.

While the film excels in its action and suspense, there are moments where the pacing could have been tighter, and certain character motivations could have been further explored. Additionally, the complexity of the conspiracy at the heart of the story may require viewers to pay close attention to fully grasp all the intricacies.

Overall, "Overhaul" is a riveting action thriller that delivers on its promises. With its engaging plot, impressive action sequences, and unexpected twists, the film provides an entertaining and satisfying experience for fans of the genre. While it may have a few minor flaws, its strengths far outweigh any shortcomings. If you're looking for a thrilling ride filled with suspense and excitement, "Overhaul" is definitely worth a watch.

Not being so much of an action movie, I love every bit of it. The twist and turns in the entire movie was good even though they were quite predictable. I really enjoyed watching it and I think everyone should try it too.

Now, I think a lot of details were missing which made the movie a straight forward kind of thing. There were some backstories that could be shared as to why Barbara has no family relative after her daddy's death.

Another one is about how Roger established a sudden relationship with his rival on the race track. I understand her empathy but in tge end, as I was wishing they could get into a relationship, I wasn't expecting what actually happened. It made the movie too predictable.

But as said earlier, I love every bit of it.