Dean Gardiner

Great sequel to Vikings. Thoroughly enjoying it.. Always a good sign if I'm binge watching. If you loved Vikings I can assure you you'll love this new installment. This is obviously not a historical documentary, so the show should be seen for what it is, a fictional action serries

Loved the first movie so had high expectations for the sequel. Good acting as expected from the A list cast , some good action but the plot was a bit weak in my opinion. It almost felt that I was watching a modern day Austin Powers remake. All said it wasn't a waste of 120 minutes of my time, I enjoyed it, some laughs and still good to see the chemistry between Reynolds and Jackson on screen. Just happy I didn't pay for the movie and able to watch via Prime

Great movie, good cinematography, music and a whole cast of talent. I know I'm watching a good film when my dinner goes cold, glued to the screen. Heart was racing during the action scenes which as you may well imagine are a plenty. Fast paced action extravaganza but the writers have successfully managed to plug the viewer into depth of character, trickled back story and heart warming family and marital issues. Many reviewers have mentioned some cross over to John Wick and I can't deny the story and plot does hail from the same undertones but this movie stands alone as a great action fess, gory slick and well choreographed fight scenes. The difference here with this film and John Wick is the expectation of what's to come, we all know John Wick is the bogeyman from the outset, Bob Odenkirks character Hutch, a seemingly meek and mild family man and father grows and evolves in front of your eyes into a lethal, calm killing machine. Can't recommend this movie more, comes with a health warning though, prepare yourself for some graphic gore.

Yes it's topical, yes it's a comedy but I have no doubt the Co writers intended it as nothing more than that. I laughed...a lot. Anyone taking the film seriously should clearly be looking to factual documentaries not a Comedy genre movie. James Franco and Seth Rogan work well on screen together and have Co produced and written an enjoyable, well shot and put together piece of movie gold