After watching Samurai Chicks on Friday night, I wasn’t that enthusiastic about watching Mikadroid: Robokill Beneath Disco Club Layla. On the surface, Samurai Chicks looked like it could have been cool, but didn’t deliver. Mikadroid looked bad from the start. Seriously, the robot was holding A LIGHTSABER on the DVD cover. The things I watch sometimes. . .
At least both movies were really short. I mean REALLY short, as in under 75 minutes each, so I could watch them both and still have time to catch up on the TV shows I missed while we were in San Fransisco last week.
Both movies were low budget stinkers, but the difference between them is execution. Samurai Chicks is a mess. The voice over narration is annoying. The flashbacks used for exposition were placed kind of randomly through the main events. The ghost of Yuki’s mom was laughable and makes no sense within the context of the story.
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