Tyler Stevens

Although they certainly achieved what they were setting out to achieve as far as positive cultural representation of both South American and Black/African cultures and honoring Chadwick Boseman this movie fell kind of flat in my opinion. They sacrificed what was a would have been concept to make the movie more than just a movie as far as representation. Nothing necessarily wrong with that and I can certainly appreciate what they were trying to achieve. That being said, purely as a marvel movie it was slow, drawn out, and is constantly blatantly trading good story telling for sending a message. If you’re going to see the movie, see the movie for what it represents not purely its entertainment value. If you go in looking for a great movie you might come out disappointed.

Not nearly as good as I hoped. Full of cheese. Only gets 2 stars because I’m a marvel fan. Probably doesn’t deserve that. Didn’t spend enough time developing Gorr as a threat (we didn’t see him kill any gods beyond the opening sequence) which is a shame because Christian Bale is a phenomenal actor. A lot, and I mean A LOT of really cheesy lines and themes. Very predictable arcs. They could have done a lot with Omnipotent City but they failed to deliver entirely on that. In general it took the theme that Ragnarok was funny in parts which made Ragnarok great, and tried to 10x the funny but it just felt forced and the jokes were flat. I would put this slightly below Thor the Dark World….

This was a terrible movie. Cheap acting from stars past their primes, every cliche you can think of, weak story line and boring jokes. Save yourself by skipping this one.

Anyone who is posting a positive review was paid to do so. Makes the Green Lantern seem like a masterpiece.