The acting in this movie is so wooden by everyone involved, Thai, British, American, Australian, et al, you'd think that the boys could've just floated out of the cave. Much of the action of the movie takes place in extremely cramped cave passages and underwater and it's almost impossible to figure out who is who and after you've seen one "swim through the tunnel" scene you've seen them all. The Thai actors are given relatively little to do. I don't know much about the real story other than what I saw on the news but I would've thought there's be a big "woke" protest about the movie, depicting the Asian Thai characters in too deep and needing the clever, much more talented white guys to come rescue them. The movie was too long by a half hour.
Review of Thirteen Lives
