Nathan Muller

Over the top violence and gore. Lacks any real humour to make up for its shortcomings.

The editing needs a bit of work as the fast cuts made it hard to watch some of the fight scenes and leave you a bit confused as to what you're seeing. Yes we are fighting, but we only have glimpses to take it all in. Overall, the casting of Chris Evans as Lloyd Hansen was spot on and it was really entertaining to see him move out of the typecast role of hero to villain. His charm and charisma made bad guy someone you really love to hate and countered the anti-hero of Ryan Goslings' Sierra Six muteness, brilliantly. Ana de Armas was entertaining as Goslings' foil. Her straight-faced, no nonsense CIA operative to Ryan's cynical and witty hero, was also great. I don't know why they made Billy-Bob Thornton's character into a Colonel Sanders impersonator. Overall would recommend it.

Make you're own future, make you're own past, it's all right now.... That did it for me. So much better than the 2017 version. Give DC the credit it deserves, I'm a fan boy of both, why fight?

Very well acted, great pacing and worth the watch. If it doesn't get your heart strings tugged by the "covenant" between two brothers, then I don't know. Top form to Guy Ritchie in delivering a character driven story.