Adrian Johnson

Possibly one of the lowest points in recent film making. A turd of a movie. Makes Justice League look oscar worthy.

Statham is usually a pretty decent actor, this film marks a new low point in his movie career. It's a bad sign when you can't bring yourself to watch a film to the end. Dire!!!

Oh dear, oh dear. Gatiss and Moffat strike again. In my opinion Moffat penned without doubt the greatest episode of Dr Who (blink) which I thank him for, and Gatiss and Moffat delivered some fantastic episodes of Sherlock. Clearly something happened at this point, Moffat 's remaining years on Dr Who were a series low point and their team work on Sherlock's foray into the past was a complete disaster. Two talented individuals who began to believe their own hype. Dracula starts so well with great scripting real intrigue and a few scares. However episode 2 & 3 are so badly paced, lack any sense of terror and feel comedic (but not in a good way). It just has all the signs of two writers who think they are far more clever than they actually are. Gentlemen, you are capable of so much more! Unlike my colleague who has sworn not to waste anymore of his time on what you put out, I am hopeful you will once again deliver.

Great fun movie. (spoiler warning) The young actors were fantastic, their adult forms were possibly too tongue in cheek in the last act. Still very enjoyable, perhaps a little refining required for the sequel. Definitely a three star movie, I'm being generous giving the four as I was pleased to see a DC character led movie work so well.

Perhaps I'm just more of a dog person!

Wanted to love it more than I did sadly. That said, very enjoyable and a fitting end to a pretty good trilogy. Some great fan boy moments although there was a slight danger of over indulging in these. Stand out performance from Adam Driver as always. Great set pieces, with one or two naff exceptions.