Rise of the Footsoldier 4: Marbella 2019

Art & Craft

In terms of art and craft, the film shows uneven execution. Some reviewers commend the Marbella sequences for being well‑shot, yet others criticize the overall visual style as cheap and lacking coherent editing. Direction is seen as serviceable but unremarkable, and production design receives no notable praise. The net impression is a mixed, slightly below‑average technical effort.

Character & Emotion

When it comes to character and emotion, Craig Fairbrass’s performance stands out as a strong point, with many citing his brutal portrayal as compelling. Supporting actors receive mixed feedback, ranging from wooden to enjoyable. Emotional resonance is limited, but the chemistry between the leads provides occasional humor. Overall, character work is above average within the genre's expectations.

Story & Flow

Regarding story and flow, the narrative is described as simple and easy to follow, yet also repetitive and unoriginal. Some viewers appreciate the tight, comedic pacing, while others label the plot as stale and lacking coherence. The film does not challenge the viewer intellectually, resulting in a middling assessment of its storytelling quality.

Sensory Experience

In the sensory experience, the soundtrack receives positive mentions, and certain visual scenes, especially in Marbella, are praised for their execution. However, criticism arises over excessive profanity and occasional sound design issues. The film’s auditory and visual elements are adequate, offering enough engagement to support the action without standing out as exceptional.

Rewatch Factor

For rewatch factor, many reviewers express willingness to view the film again, citing its entertainment value and the appeal of recurring franchise elements. While some consider it a filler entry, the combination of humor, action, and familiar characters encourages repeat viewings for genre fans. The overall rewatch potential is therefore fairly strong.