Ellie N

I enjoyed the artistic delivery of this movie so much that it offset any confusion over the randomness of the storyline

I am surprisingly obsessed. The trailer made me feel uncomfortable but in a good way, just the right amount to create intrigue. Plus I love Ali Wong. I just love the raw, uncomfortable and cathartic feelings I get while watching this show I feel I can somehow relate to

I don't know how this movie can be rated anything less than 8 out of 10. Everything was so well done, even with a plot that's "been done". First props goes to the superb character delivery by each of the actors. I never would have thought Chris Evans would be a convincing bad guy, but man did he potray 'psycho' so well. And I also didn't think it was possible to fall any more in love with Ryan Gosling. I am a sucker for a protagonist who would kill for the ones they love, however unexpected the bond may be. But his character's ability to fight through pain (an unfortunate biproduct of an unspeakable upbringing) without uttering anything more than a grunt was gut wrenching but a blessing to get him through what he needed to for his mission. Seriously strong in every meaning. Even the choreography in the fight scenes was thrilling. Fresh and well directed - my favourite was Ana de Armad vs the sexy Tamil assassin. Pure strength, agility, discipline and speed. I think Ana's character was my favourite, also strong in every meaning and very intelligent. The story is chaotic yet enthralling, any overkill just added to the vibe. My experience: from the beginning I was first intrigued, then captivated and then absolutely invested. I cannot wait for the sequel and hope to see some full on vengence

Good concept, bad execution. Its like the film was done by a complete amateur. Sad for the great actors in it, with the exception of the Bishop character. What were they thinking?