Finn-tastic 'Sisu' a never-say-die WWII action winner
Featuring Sergio Leone-level sound and visuals, “Sisu” pounds you with every bullet, grenade and mine. The faces are Fellini-esque with a Finnish-Norse twist.
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Featuring Sergio Leone-level sound and visuals, “Sisu” pounds you with every bullet, grenade and mine. The faces are Fellini-esque with a Finnish-Norse twist.
Review: An action-packed blend of Mad Max and Inglourious Basterds, Jalmari Helander's Sisu is a gory, gruesome, and excellent ride.
Sisu is an unrelenting entry to the Nazi-killing genre that will make you laugh, cheer and, just maybe, swallow back a slurp of vomit
Movie review, 'Sisu': Set in the waning days of WWII in Finland, this stunning action film is a bloodthirsty repudiation of fascism.
The film is only 93 minutes long but every 15 minutes takes us to a new chapter. What catches your eye is the spectacular cinematography by Kjell Lagerroos. The film also enjoys being barbaric and brutal, it makes bloodshed looks beautiful.