JJ

A super film. Outstanding fight sequences - some of the best I've ever seen.

Seldom is a film so honest that it becomes a challenge to experience. Mickey Rourke is so perfectly cast, as mesmerising a performance as I've ever seen by anyone. I wish I could reach out and shake his hand, my humble appreciation of a masterful delivery in what is nothing less than a masterpiece.

An emotionally draining experience with seemless integration of special effects, steller acting performances and super direction. There's nothing to fault, only tears to shed.

What a spectacular experience. Words are simply superfluous to describe what is a must see movie experience. A masterpiece.

I'm a 54 year old white guy from England. I have little in common with the Sioux Indian. Yet my heart is in two for the history portrayed in this accomplished film. A good story told well, let down by unimaginative direction.

Another example of a film made by young people who are utterly clueless. A woke cast with the token Asian and black et al with yet another young female lead who can't act her way out of a paper bag, with none of the cast seemingly older than a teenager yet can somehow pilot an interstellar spaceship. Completely implausible - laughably so. Again, another film with diabolical casting, atrocious acting, seemingly no plot, and with dialogue so thin and quiet that it can barely be discerned over the oppressive background music. The death of yet another franchise by the woke; we stopped watching after thirty minutes and got a refund.

An incredibly intelligent film made for those who appreciate the art of film making. A surrealist nightmare imagined through a lens, the direction of this masterclass in phycological horror is itself a character; the wide angles, the long shots, the format changes signalling the oscillation between time periods, along with the subtleties of imagery that you miss in the blink of an eye... what an absolute masterpiece this is. This, along with impeccable casting and considered dialogue, with a tempo that perfectly pulls you to the edge of your seat from the very beginning to the chilling end... wow... and all combined with an accompanying audio score that sent my nerves to the limit of what was tolerable. This film is an absolute must see for any fan of film. Quite impeccable.

Truly epic! Excellent! An old film that's aged really well and is as funny today as it was back in the day!

Genuine. Emotional. Uplifting whilst ultimately a story of loss and absence. This is the kind of film that makes people love the art form.

Atrocious story. Diabolical sound design where even on the loudest of volumes the dialogue is hushed, then the house shakes with anything other than dialogue. This kind of film explains the rot of Hollywood. Avoid.