UPGRADE Clip - 'Grey Kills Fisk' (2018)

UPGRADE Clip - "Grey Kills Fisk" (2018).

PLOT: Set in the near-future, technology controls nearly all aspects of life. But when the world of Grey, a self-labeled technophobe, is turned upside down, his only hope for revenge is an experimental computer chip implant.

RELEASE DATE: 1 June 2018 (USA)
GENRE: Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller
STARS: Logan Marshall-Green, Melanie Vallejo, Steve Danielsen

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[kutter_ttl]

For a low budget sci-fi this film was impressive. It just goes to show what you can achieve when a director cares about the quality of his work.

[tk-hfoz]

3:44 STEM might know how to act logical, but Gray sure knows how to get someone emotional. Top tier teamwork right there, they were unstoppable.

[crazyralph]

The guy who played Fisk was one of the highlights of the film.

[RightWingCorrectWing]

4:08 Since I first saw this movie I was always impressed by the one little and very over lookable detail. The way his muscles release while he dies. We're barely given any background for Fisk, but clearly he has similar technology in him to Grey. When his shoulders decontract there, we see whatever technology controlling his body let go of him, making him human the moment he dies. Idk man I just really appreciated that one small nod to something quite unexplained throughout the movie.

[SmartestGeneration]

Fisk is such a bad ass I love his character the actor is perfect I hope to see more of him

[incredible]

Just mesmerizing fight scene..and this is how clean action sequences should be

[adnanabbasi]

Fisk: "See? You're getting all emotional. Never do that!"

Also Fisk: *Gets emotional when Gray taunts him about his brother*

[mostmandrake]

You got emotional, Fisk. Never do that

[Eralen]

i always find it so stupid in movies, when a person with a gun always goes closer to the person they're pointing it at, always within grabbing distance ...

[darksol]

Given the twist of the movie, I always wondered if STEM actually was having a hard time at all or if he was just feigning trouble to emphasize a kind of solidarity with Gray still...

[ThePartisan]

Think how much more of an efficient killer Fisk would be if he had STEM

[Frikcha]

Fisk was a beast, he technically beat this overpowered ultra-advanced AI and only lost when he was explicitly taunted emotionally.

It was satisfying to watch him die cus he was an asshole but also kinda a bummer because he was at least really committed to his shitty ideals and he was a hell of a fighter.

[dansgroi]

This movie was just a cool, simple Sci fi flick. A bigger batch of writers is needed for a deeper better sequel. Liked the timed costly effects. It gave the flick a good punch when needed.

[elijahluu]

In this scene, Hitler acts like a Jackie Chan iron man.

[iforgotthenamemate]

so it had to be some emotional damage to finaly kill Fisk. Funny how STEM was afraid of losing.

[briandaleske]

I honestly thought the movie of (UPGRADE) that came out in the year2018 was very good, and if I was a MovieCritic I would of given it Three Stars plus half a Star.

So if a 2nd. installment isn’t going to get made for (UPGRADE) the movie; Than I suggest someone in the entertainment industry should consider making a show series of (UPGRADE).

[The-Mad-Doctor]

I like how he gives the speech about how all people who arent enhanced are just a holes and not worth the time but still gets mad at his brothers name being besmirched which leads to his death

[memoriesmuseum]

Why wouldn’t Fisk just shoot Grey after he disrespected his family member. He had the advantage and then went for a punch with the other hand? I know it’s for plot purposes but it’s too unbelievable

[fidtgs]

is it just me or this guy straight up looks like Tom Hardy, and stem is venom 🤯

[PersonalityMalfunction]

Fisk should have been the main character. Much more interesting than Grey.