b b

This film not without its flaws, but solid performances by Boyega, and the supporting crew made it worth the ticket. Michael White never disappoints and he doesn't here, also Beharie and Leyva turn in great performances. I would probably rate this a five, but I didn't appreciate how the director fleshed out the main characters motivations.

A bold, audacious commentary on gender roles and identities that are international and generational.

Two bravura performances by Negga and Thompson. Ruth Negga’s talent has been on display since “Loving”, but here it is at a whole other level. Early on in the film I almost felt as if I were watching Vivian Leigh in “A Streetcar Named Desire”. Thompson was lovely in “Sylvia’s Love” and “Creed”, but here Is superb. Peter Hall would have been very proud to see his daughter’s first film - Excellent.

What a waste of time and money. I was disappointed in the last installment of the series, but I thought this is the last one and everyone likes to go out on a high note. NOPE, that ain't IT!! If you want to see what "phoning it in" looks like, then go see this pitiful excuse of a movie.