Jason Tax – Google

Compared to the first Meg movie this is just terrible... Could reference so many details of why this movie was bad, but I am not going to, so there are no spoilers, not that there is really anything worthy enough to spoiled in this movie to begin with. I will just say that Meg 1 was an awesome movie, with likeable characters, good character development, intrigue, suspense, mostly "realistic" scenes and sort of a constant thrill ride into what would happen next. I loved it and it is one of the best shark/ocean thriller movies I've ever seen. Enter Meg 2... And it literally has the quality of some hokey pokey B grade spoof movie that tries to copy the original blockbusters that come out. NO real character development, no likeable characters, people dying off randomly whenever the writer wants, and the entire movie is just one ridiculously over the top and unrealistic scene after another. The writing is horrible, not a single good line the whole movie. I honestly would not care if every single person in the movie died, it's literally that bad, and the scenes are just so ridiculous that I probably would have enjoyed that more than seeing the physics and logic defying garbage on my screen happen from one scene to the next. So disappointed... Was actually excited to see this and I own The Meg 1, but this is like a 13 year old that believes in imaginary unicorns and fairies being real wrote this script, and then directed each scene like some kind of fairy tale. Going to be hard to expect another good movie out of this franchise after this... :(

I rarely ever give a movie one star, but man this was by far the worst and most disappointing Batman, DC or superhero movie I have ever seen. Almost every character doesn't seem to fit their role at all, with the 1 exception of catwoman who still doesn't fit it completely (though not the actors fault, more the director/plot of the movie). The crime boss Falcone is the most unintimidating villain I've ever seen. The lines are so uninspiring and Batman seems so out of his element, with the actor portraying him looking as the weakest and most "unfit" batman. The batmobile was pathetic, Alfred was so far off the character types of every other Alfred, and so many other issues. I could tell in the first 20 minutes things were looking bad, but hoped that it would improve. It didn't... I have LOVED every single Batman movie made, even the original with Jack Nicholson as Joker, but this was terrible, and was barely good enough to be a tv show, let alone a "blockbuster film".

Watch out for all the spoilers on this Google review page as people are giving out the whole movie without any warnings... no spoilers here though, just opinions ;) I don't believe this was meant to be a "scary" movie like the original Leatherface movies were. Nor was it meant to be a "realistic" or emotional rollercoaster like the originals were. If you can watch it with the expectations of a "fun", slashy movie with some current 2020 culture vibes to it, while a fan of the old movies too, then you will probably enjoy this. Though you may not overly enjoy it, as it does fall short in a lot of ways. The biggest ones for me were some of the highly unrealistic scenes, the extremely dense/stupid choices of the characters, and the overall lack of connection to the original characters considering it was meant to be a kind of direct sequel. I did have some good laughs, the beginning was well done, and the end was unexpected. Overall I enjoyed it, but if you have certain expectations of this film you may not enjoy it as much.

RIP Mortal Kombat. Normally I'm the kind of guy who people write bad reviews about a movie, and I end up liking it... This time I am shocked to see so many positive reviews on this movie considering how cheesy and lame it was. The 1990's version was soooo much better. I don't even want to bother writing all that was wrong with it, apart from the beginning it just got bad, then worse, and then it ended in such a cheesy way. Another video game movie with so much potential destroyed by some lame duck Hollywood director :(

The idea and concept of this movie is intriguing/suspenseful. It is fast paced straight from the beginning and doesn't really slow down, which is good overall. It has some unique elements to it and things it tried to introduce that could've been excellent if not so far-fetched. About half way through the movie though it just became too unrealistic and fantasy based to feel suspenseful anymore. I won't give away spoilers, but I guess if you can ignore the applications of physics, logic or modern day realities than I guess you could enjoy it as simply a sci fi fantasy suspense film. Apart from that I found it hard to enjoy as the movie went on due to the massive holes in the plot/sequences of events that transpired as the movie went on.

If I could give this zero starts I would.... FIrstly there is no warning or mention on the product site that there is no campaign mode. As a COD veteran you simply expect this to be the norm, so I didn't think anything of it when a campaign was not mentioned. Instead you are paying $99 to access an online multiplayer only game. And not only that, because the game is so terrible, you will have a hell of a time even finding people to play with online. So all in all it is a complete waste of money. I asked for a refund within 3 days of my purchase after realizing it had no campaign mode, and not being able to even get into parties online to play the zombie modes because no one was playing... ANd they refused to give me one, so now I'm issuing a chargeback to get my money back. First COD/Blizzard game I've ever done this for in my life. Pathetic...