Derek Robertson

I must have watched a different movie. This film didn’t know what it wanted to be. The pacing was all over the place and the first hour could have been easily condensed into 20 minutes. The acting was pretty mediocre with Michael B Jordan playing the same character he always plays in movies. I didn’t really know which brother was which, and to be honest, I didn’t really care because they were so one dimensional and there was no character growth. The music doesn’t really work and there are glaring anachronisms with the costumes and in one scene there are djs and breakdancers (why? It’s a western). Characters do stupid things like walk out into the woods alone instead of using the toilets in the establishment. Vampires all let sunlight kill them… you think they would know to seek shelter before sunrise. The ending took way everything that happened before and made the whole thing seem pointless. This screenplay needed reigned it, it was just all over the place between horror, comedy, thriller and musical and it was jarring. Not sure what the critics were smokin’, but From Dusk Till Dawn done it all so much better with less force. This movie was a mess.

Damn, first episode was promising, but it’s all down hill from there. Smullet’s character is perhaps the most unlikeable protagonist I’ve ever seen in a show, and as soon as she shoots an innocent guy in the legs, then denies her mum parole only to turn up to a family birthday the next day smiling… I was done. Taron was wasted here, they turned him into a cuck and had him hoovering his step sons room by episode 3. There is also just far too much going on. The plot is everywhere. It’s a mess. Don’t waste your time. Arson isn’t even the main plot line by the third episode.

Wow, what a movie. Nick Offerman is superb in this haunting thriller base on a real life traffic stop in West Memphis in 2010. Quaid is also good and looks normal again after a few years of looking uncanny valley. Great direction and brilliant cinematography with a haunting score to boot. Top stuff.

Put a couple of chicks in it and make them gay. Also, don't use any logic whatsoever.... talking to coppers without a lawyer present, walking into your house in the pitch black and walking around grabbing a bit to eat in the PITCH BLACK... turn a light switch on ffs.

From someone who didn’t like Dead Reckoning, The Final Reckoning is a masterpiece in filmmaking. The direction, the pacing, the ensemble cast, the production. Perfetto. All the cast are utilized properly this time with Pegg back in on on the action too! The stunts and action set pieces in this movie have to be appreciated on the big screen. There will never be another actor like Cruise who is crazy enough to risk his life all for the sake of entertaining. I’m sad that the franchise has ended, but happy that it has ended on such a high note.

Great western! Up there with some of Costner’s work. Baldwin and Fimmel turn in some fantastic performances. Was pleasantly surprised by this one. Highly recommend.

Sublime tense action scenes, superb performance from Tom Hardy and nice supporting roles from Timothy Olyphant and Forest Whitaker! Some ride!!! Loved it. Will be watching ever Xmas!

Must watch original show. There are some similarities to the Hellblazer graphic novels (Constantine), but Bacon’s character is more complex. Love the mix of horror, thriller, comedy, and it is done well tonally. Great direction, acting, action, and a good budget behind it. Great to see Bacon staring in a show of this calibre again. Brilliant.

I went in wanting to like this movie so bad! But they totally messed it up. The pacing, the rubbish cgi, the lack of nail biting action, certain characters not having enough screen time. Mackie is good when he’s part of a team, but he ain’t leading man material. Save your cash and stick on Winter Soldier (the best marvel movie imo).