Olanrewaju Akinyele

When I first started to watch, I did not k ow what to make of it. The entire feel of the movie through its run time was like an agenda. Mary saying she would be heard? Really?? Was there a suppression according to biblical texts? Were the disciples hoping to wrestle political power from the Romans as depicted here in the movie and completely lost from the mental picture of God's picture Jesus was painting? This movie is completely disconnected from the Faith. The Jesus here was not a Charismatic chap who could engage the fiercest lawyers of those times. He was a man afraid as his days past! Complete garbage and emotional harrsment. Doesn't deserve a rating!

I am lost for words. This young mans courage is the most pivotal tool to this masterpiece. Even in gross darkness his hope gave light. True Story!

I dint like this movie one bit, the way Africans are portrayed here just to tell a story of South and North Korea. Really?

Not disappointed at all. Kept the story clean with a sticky visual to keep you glued to the screen

Lovely. I couldn't blink all through the clips

My best movie of all time for now. Steppenwolf was the only entertainer here. He occupied my blink till the end. Lovely movie

Lovely movie as it always stands out. The franchise is here to stay with us but for people like us who know too well of the stories, I think an hour, 50 mins did not do justice enough to the myriads of story lines to touch. The movie seemed rushed to me and I did not particularly feel the voice and the look of Raiden. He is a god, the defender of earth realm, there is a chill that comes with that when he appears on the scene. The choreography was good and the CGI fire and ice were splendid. I got really sick to my stomach when Jax was acting like he was learning his script. The acting was solely focused on the fire and ice man so I just stick to that. Kung Lao, what a guy! He made my day by tha flawless victory/ fatality. That was one of the high points. Above all, enjoy the movie and lets anticipate a longer version next time. Cheers to WarnerBros for bringing my childhood back