Loss Prevention (2018)

• Year: 2018
• Released: 06 Nov 2018
• Country: United States
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4327418/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/loss_prevention
• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: English
• Genre: Action, Comedy
• Runtime: 88 min
• Writer: Nic Brown, Brian Cunningham, Matt Niehoff
• Director: Brian Cunningham, Matt Niehoff
• Cast: Abisha Uhl, Al Snow, James Tackett

5.0/10

Loss Prevention Storyline

When an old-school bar owner and his unruly daughter get caught up in a cat-and-mouse game of corporate espionage, it will take brains, brawn and help from the lesser of two evils to make it out alive.

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Loss Prevention Movie Reviews

Love it!

It’s an independent movie that asks “what if Die Hard but lesbian.” There’s a comically wonderful level of cheesiness, too, with over the top amounts of bullets flying, improbable MacGyver improvised defenses, and even a Wilhelm Scream. Even some of the trailers lean into it; Revry shared one that recut it as lesbian dating advice.

If you’re looking for the polish of the major studio productions then move on. As a rule: if queer people are any significant part of the film or series it’s not going to have the budget for that. The production levels are fantastic compared to a lot of queer and, in particular, lesbian media that exists and even is being produced today.

Plot is too simple. Should have improved more.

Before I watched this film, I’ve read some reviews here on IMDB and found that some people were saying that this film is kind of a bad film. As much as I have seen, some of the reviews are right and some are wrong. As for me, most of the times, those reviews are totally wrong. If some people said that it’s not a good movie, it is for me. But this one is an exception.

As I’ve said that some people said that this film is not good. I agreed in half, but not fully. It’s not good? Yes, the plot is not that good. It’s not that strong. In fact, there wasn’t that much in the plot. Too simple but it was okay for the whole time until the end came. The ending was nothing and so weak. I feel like it was ended for nothing. When the nearly ended scene where Nicki and that girl are kissing came, I didn’t have a clue that it’s going to finish soon because I was expecting more than this. But nothing more came but the end. The ending disappointed me. I don’t like it, even for a bit.

It can also be said that this film is another film of lesbians. I’m not saying that it’s not good and there shouldn’t be. But maybe I’m not that much into those kinds of films right now. So, I don’t like that part that much.

The plot is too simple, but I hardly understand the last part where they make a deal. I feel like it’s very simple but also it’s kind of extremely complex that I don’t know what happened. So, if they could do something better than this, something clearer, I think it’d be a great film to enjoy.

Although it says that it’s an action film, but there wasn’t that much action. I feel like it was just an ordinary film with some movements. If they could put more actions, yeah, it’d be better than this.

Moreover, I really don’t like the Nicki’s character. The way she talks, the way she behaves, it makes me disgusting. But it’s just a character, so, I took it that way to make me feel better. Still, I don’t like her.

Overall is that this film seemed to be a great film, but it’s not. It was just an ordinary film with poor and simple plot. I feel like it’s a kind of low budget film. If they could end with something different and improve it somehow, I think it will be better than this. (But now? It’s not.)

Decent – entertaining and watchable

Loss Prevention is not a terrible low budget action-ish movie. I’ve seen far worse from the WWE studio. But it’s certainly not a “10”, either. Good shootouts, decent acting, one major continuity gaff, and acceptable writing. Except for the overuse of the “corporate America bad” trope. In the end, it’s worth a watch.