One Shot is watchable, but fails to bring anything new or entertain a whole lot.
For starters, there are a lot of these insurgents to have come out of this lone truck and they're people not bots. They keep doing the exact same thing repetitively, even though the guy in front of them died instantly. Too much of it is just dull stationary shooting without plot and the actors underutilized. It ends abruptly too, so it's all for naught. How a film's made, or what an actor does outside the film to play a role, doesn't change the product, unless of course it improves it.
For starters, there are a lot of these insurgents to have come out of this lone truck and they're people not bots. They keep doing the exact same thing repetitively, even though the guy in front of them died instantly. Too much of it is just dull stationary shooting without plot and the actors underutilized. It ends abruptly too, so it's all for naught. How a film's made, or what an actor does outside the film to play a role, doesn't change the product, unless of course it improves it.