source: Robo-Dog: Airborne

When I rate or review any video, be it a short, TV eries/episode, or movie, I try to find as many positive aspects to it to avoid a low rating because. With the exception of a reality show, a lot of hard work is put into what will become the final product. With that in mind, to me the standout in this film is Jonathon Silverman but for the sake of being transparent, I admit to be being a fan of Mr. Silverman since "Brighton Beach Memoirs". Happy to say he still has that great comic timing and story telling. I'm not sure what happened because I felt "Robo-Dog" (2015) had real potential and the thought of adding flight to his repertoire was very intriguing. Given everything and know how things should work, the bottom line is it all boils down to "direction". For most scenes, the transition from one scene to another were terrible...even the scenes themselves had so many holes in them you can drive a truck through them. I enjoy most types of movies but I do have my limits. ...and I have my standards. Sadly, this movie lives up to neither.

Robo-Dog: Airborne