Upgrade was truly an experience. Its one of those films you don't ever expect to be good but it blows away all expectations out the water. The plot is fairly simple: man wants revenge on the people who killed his wife and crippled him, so now he wants revenge. He is then given a implant that allows him to do things and then he sets off. There's a great amount of action and surprisingly a lot of gore as well. It was like a combination between David Cronenburg's Early Work and Robocop. It also brought up some thought provoking questions about technology

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never knew that kind of movie existed, i might have to find it online someday and see it for myself, the cover casing looks real good though

I was supposed to watch this a little while ago with my friend because he was really excited for it bit we didn't get a chance to see it. I wasn't as hyped about it as he was but I have some pretty good expectations for it because of who made the movie. They make a ton of horror movies and there's a few that are really good story wise so I knew this would be good too.

I haven't really heard about this movie anywhere else until now here on Vizzed, so I went ahead and Googled it and it looks like a pretty decent Fantasy & Science Fiction mix, and I may watch it when it airs on television.

I'm not sure on why I haven't seen any tailors on this movie before I seen this post, and I have watched TV., maybe I wasn't watching the right channels that aired these tailors, or maybe I haven't seen it on YouTube yet, or maybe it's not advertised enough.

It should still be in theaters. It might be hard to find though because it's an indie film.

Yeah, it can be quite tough for Indie films, because of the little to no advertisement that the Indie films gets and you have to look on official movie sites such as IMDb, and other movie based websites, and you won't see in television nor any of the big websites via advertisements.

Plus like you mention it, selected theaters will end up playing Indie movies (such as smaller movie theaters, because bigger movie theaters rather have bigger name movies by huge Movie Studios), and most of them is if it's a movie that was made in the local area, of if it's made from another country, then it would be in a lot of movie theaters in that particular country.

Like I mentioned above, based on the info I seen on IMDb, Upgrade (2018) is a movie based in Australia, so more in likely that the movie was viewed more in Australia than outside of Australia.

I didn't even know about it until right now, and I usually keep an eye on the movies. I think the action/gore type of movies isn't so much me type anymore, but I might give it a shot. Thanks for the recommendation!

I just saw it again this past weekend. It's the Crow meets Robocop. It also is a commentary on how technology like cybernetics affect the body.