The script is bad. I mean very bad. Acting was horrible. I've done a review, I had to do this one. LOL

The worst movie I've seen in my entire life, without beginning or end, the productors should be clarify that it's just a test of actors (very bad), and director. The book, written by a madman.

As a huge fan of action movies, I read about BUSHWICK and was entranced. It's a low budget, gritty, real-time thriller set on the mean streets of New York which is in the process of being invaded by a military force operating out of Texas. It turns out that a bunch of redneck states are wishing to break off from the US and invading those wanting to stay. The film follows a couple of characters, the great Dave Bautista and an annoying sweary blonde girl, as they navigate streets and buildings and attempt to survive. It's supposed to be shot in a single take and the roving camerawork is a real asset, although there are many cuts hidden by sweeps and CGI. The characterisation isn't very good and the bits where the leads settle down to chat inside buildings are quite dull; the worst character is the druggie who is a real irritant. However, the shooting and fight scenes have really fluid choreography that works nicely and are as good as, if not better, than those seen in many a big budget Hollywood blockbuster.

Before going to see this movie I watched the trailer. And I liked it very much, the main idea seduced me, the characters seemed fine and well portrayed, and there were lots of action too. So it seemed like a winning package for me. Then, I began to watch this movie, the first that hit me in the face was the first scene: Dialogues seemed unnatural, and when the action began, the end of logic began. And it continued throughout all the picture, with memorable quotes that I can't dispel because I risk giving spoiling the film. The film does begin without logic and ends the same way. Worth not watching it.