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That's the trick. B-movie can be described in many ways, some of which Eq does have. But when done well, something can still feel b-movie without being b-level; if that makes any sense.
Eq did a good job of creating their own reality. The gun katas are ridiculous, but when ridiculous is done right, it can still work. In fact, much of the best work still involves ridiculous stuff that is either accepted or not noticed (think: Aliens)
I rewatched Eq, and frankly, liked it even more than the first few times. It did have lower level production issues, and a lot of the acting wasn't consistent with the theme, but I think the story they were trying to tell was told very well and made it fun. It's rare for a film to have silly yet awesome badass action as well as emotional stuff. Eq had both
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