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Mixed neutral emotions and reactions, but more with the cringing side especially with the dialogues lol. I can't believe I watched it until the end hoping to see a good and memorable movie but no. THE MOVIE WAS RUSHED. I don't care about how tactical or not it could've been, of course they are the "Expendables" but at least they should've look onto something that could compensate for the movie. Its all gone! The Writing, Cinematography, Casting, VFX efforts and of course the Nostalgia feeling from the previous Expendable movies. This one felt like a standalone from the franchise. Notice how the previous ones have consistent 6 percentage while this goes below average. Y'all feel me 😭.

So lame, what was that? You’re starting a containment research facility with no backup and safety protocols, and the whole place gets wrecked just because of a snack wrapper? Like seriously, they have chem suits but one dude’s just munching on a snack at work like it’s a normal day, WTF? That’s the worst way to start a movie and milk a franchise just to make more films. I mean, sure, “yay, more Jurassic movies coming,” but if this is how you’re gonna do it? Please, no. It’s the same recycled format over and over new facility that holds or creates a new dinosaur, then it all gets wrecked because of some dumb mistake (plot hole). They introduce new characters who have zero connection or contribution to the earlier movies, or if this is supposed to be a reboot like seriously, how many reboots do we need? AND MY GOODNESS… THIS MOVIE ISN’T EVEN ABOUT DINOSAURS ANYMORE. A dino movie with barely any dinosaur screentime 😭 and instead, we get a bunch of nonsense talk that doesn’t even matter to the plot.

Okay, I get the part where production needs to rush because each episode has its designated schedule, that is given. The problem is that small details get sacrificed, which affects certain scenes in an episode, especially sound designs or voice lines. There are parts in some episodes where the audio suddenly changes, making it sound recorded or crispy, which makes it seem like the character is monologuing to the person they're talking to. P.S. Even in an actual monologue scene, the audio quality shouldn't sound "recorded." There are also scenes where the pacing is so sudden that you just end up wondering how or why the character got into that situation. Please make up for your AUDIO/SOUND design, the rest is okay.🙏

Ladies and gentlemen! We have another fantastic animation from DreamWorks. The trailer alone is intriguing and gives you hype, even with a slight spoof in the plot shown in the trailer. The movie delivered with no plot holes, no predictable writing, and no boring scenes, especially those unnecessary backstories that only stretch the runtime without adding anything meaningful. In short, the movie met most people's expectations. It truly deserves an award! Congratulations to the Audience Award Winner 2024.

Generic plot armor for the psychopath killer then nerfing them eventually for the protagonist, just to finish them at the end of the movie. Typical formula: Antagonist always said they had this purpose but they're just psychopath, and then? something's missing. Protagonist wanting to end all of it, then later found out she/he still wanted to live. Seriously this kind of movie writing forcing them to have meaning at the end for philosophical purposes but some past movies about killing and this one are all just the same. 🛌 Fortunately, they have Kesley and Finn to carry the acting part.

Where the heck did Lucienne went, that's it I'm done. NO MORE ROMANTIC PLANE STORIES