Invincible Force

An interesting and unique film about a man's transformation into having confidence, and self-worth. The best, and funniest, part of the film was the "break up" scene. This film had just about everything in it. Sex, Black Magic, drama, comedy, and an over-the-top ending. I would have given it five stars, but we didn't get to see the "masseuse" scene.

Apart from the psycho taking "the program" too far it starts off as a fat slob loser taking control of his body and working to improve it on all levels. He starts getting stronger, leaner and moving towards goals in his life calling the program his purpose. Despite all of this it becomes a negative feedback loop, dude starts weirding out alienating everyone and everything in his life, the acting gets progressively worse as the film goes on. Thought this was going to be a positive flick of mind over matter and someone reaching their goals instead we get a glimpse of mental illness/body dysmorphia and third rate thespian talents. If you have any critical skills whatsoever avoid this film, you've been warned.

I applaud independent film makers, and I will give the director props for making a film and getting on amazon. That is no easy feat, and one I think we should all give him credit for. All that said, I did not enjoy the film. Take a look for yourself and decide, don't let reviews do the work for you.

This movie intimidated me into liking it, but if you give it a chance, you'll see it's helping, and that you're doing the right thing.

This is one of the most powerful movies I’ve ever seen. A weak man overcomes incredible odds to make a true transformation. It is a little gritty but trust me it is worth hanging in there. The end will leave you breathless. I have been thinking about it for days and actually started the program myself!

I thught it was probably going to be an story about a young man who takes the P90X 90 day workout course and his life is positively changed. WRONG! Instead, it is a vile film with no redeeming quality. Avoid the last 10 minutes unless you enjoy watching the lowest acts of perversion.

This is one of the most confrontational movies I think I’ve seen. It is also one of the most though-provoking. Psychologically terrifying, there is a lot more going on here than initially meets the eye. And people like Drew do exist.

every single moment was painful to watch. this is sad... so sad...