In its 91 minutes, Big Game can pass for junk cinema to go well with your popcorn. Its picturesque setting, exaggerated lines and well-drawn action sequences are fun while it lasts but not compelling enough to desire a repeat.

Brave, bold, loud, flashy and occasionally funny, Big Game is largely pretty tame fare.

Though it may not be perfect, BIG GAME is a ton of fun for the fans of mindless action films, who don’t mind being stunned when some semblance of a story begins to form. However, a drawback is when the film ends, the viewer is left with a feeling of wanting more of this absurd journey.

The ‘conspiracy’ angle is amusingly predictable with the inside man ‘revealing ‘ himself as if no one expected it. When it comes to B movie fun you can hardly go wrong with ‘Big Game’. Let’s just hope there’s a sequel that is even more ridiculous, pardon the pun, in nature.

This one is worth a watch, even though you don’t invest emotionally in the film.

With a weak storyline and hammy action, Big Game doesn’t really impress.