There is not a lot for Charles Bronson to work with in Chino.
Its a stripped back tale around the isolated lives of those who whish to live apart.
Whilst Chino does touch on some of the struggles, safety and lonliness being two of them, it fails to deliver a deep dive into this kind of lifestyle.
Lacking depth the film of course has a chance to stoke the fires with some dog eat dog action as Chino fights for what he has.
Bummer really that Chino isn't overly up for the fight. There are a few action sequences but there is no sustained line in the sand, come get some, grit in the story.
So its just kind of meh :)
Its a stripped back tale around the isolated lives of those who whish to live apart.
Whilst Chino does touch on some of the struggles, safety and lonliness being two of them, it fails to deliver a deep dive into this kind of lifestyle.
Lacking depth the film of course has a chance to stoke the fires with some dog eat dog action as Chino fights for what he has.
Bummer really that Chino isn't overly up for the fight. There are a few action sequences but there is no sustained line in the sand, come get some, grit in the story.
So its just kind of meh :)