Mike Eddy

Utter crap ! I'm not going to waste any more words on it.

If you're a fan of this series and don't take life too seriously then you'll have fun with this movie. Just sit back, grab a beer and have a blast !

A very pleasant Sunday afternoon watch, reminds me of the classic Thin Man movies of the 1930s.

I don't know how I missed this movie the first time around, but I'm glad I've discovered it now. What a wonderful and uplifting film it was , the visuals are amazing and the acting was top notch. I've read that some critics panned it for not having a plot, well I don't know what they were smoking when they watched it, but there was a plot and a warning about corrupting our planet, which I followed readily. All I all a great wet Sunday movie to watch with the kids.

The worst Batman movie to date, incredibly boring plot and the acting was terrible, never once did he smile or show any charisma whatsoever. Three hours of this was just tedious to watch and what was Cat woman doing in it, it's suppose to be Batman and Robin not Batman and Cat woman, obviously added for the woke people. Like most movies made today all the money was spent on the CGI and nothing on the script, if you want imagination and original plots these days then your better off renting a videogame.

Absolutely epic, stunning and extraordinary, fantastic story and the cinematography is out of this world. There is something deeply wrong with Hollywood when rubbish boring films like Oppenheimer win oscars and visionary films like this get ignored. This is two hours plus of exciting, nonstop entertainment and storytelling not three hours of boring conversations. The award shows are now a political joke if brilliant films like this get passed over.

Not the film I expected, even though a Fine performance from Cillian Murphy, this was one of the most boring films I've ever watched. If you want to see people being interrogated in the same room for 3 hours, then this will be up your street. This was even more boring than the Elvis biopic and that's saying something.

Fabulous acting all round, but imo Rafe Spall stole the show. I'm amazed that he wasn't at least nominated for a bafta for his performance. Terrific cinematography as well, superb script and very compelling performances from the two leads.

A beautiful heartfelt film about a couple who find true love for the first time, right at the end of their lives and reminds us that it's never too late to find happiness and live out your dreams. This is a film for the older generation who appreciate good acting over CGI extravaganzas.

I reckon some people are overthinking this movie, it's a wonderful tale of finding love just when you're about to give up on life, wonderfully played by some well known faces over the years. A lovely movie to watch on a wet Sunday afternoon with a loved one.