Robert Wealleans

The vote for a Pope is slow and tedious which the film brilliantly captures. Enjoy the intrigues and hypocrisy of a religious group hopelessly human and flawed in search of the divine choice for a spiritual leader. Excellent performances.

No chemistry, wooden acting, just awful.

I find the criminal behavior toward the minor not funny.

Take it or leave it. Juvenile.

Keitel outshines all to detriment of lesser actors in supporting roles. If you know little about Lansky then you should watch.

My consistent feeling while watching was disappointment. Some scenes, intro, desert chase, were great but otherwise, a boring dud. You'll "wish" they had made a different movie.

Silly. It has no soul. Nothing wow! Nothing new. When even the sci-fi is implausible because you feel and know that what you're seeing is a highly-contrived story line punctuated by intense action that is as real as a projected backdrop from the early days of film. Then, Hollywood just has to have shtick in every movie. Why? Save your money. Wait for it to be free.

Lots of talking/boring. American movie making now reduced to super hero schtick.

Forgettable, cliched characters full of scenes featuring Diesel’s smirk. So dull, even the nanites yawn. A movie without a point to it. The mindless violence and noise merely keeping one awake.