Sebastian A. Stancu

Music was obnoxiously loud and didn’t flow well with the scenes. Visuals were nice. The bike chase through the streets of the real world was the most exciting part of the movie. All characters were forgettable, wouldn’t care if any of them died, good or bad. Another DEI movie, this time with an Asian lead, obviously to get the Chinese population to buy movie tickets. Tron Legacy still numero uno.

Die Hard wannabe in an airport. The movie had some entertainment value in how bad it was. It wasn’t terrible but insulting, expecting the audience to believe that authorities would choose to keep the airport open with multiple deaths and terrorist activity clues in the span of a couple of hours. Then there is the apparent obliviousness of air travelers and security to sounds of gunshots or people running frantically though the airport like something is going to blow up. Then there is our “hero”, the Terminator look alike from T2 who looks like he is going to cry throughout the whole movie. Lookalike because he he runs just like the terminator in T2. Don’t waste your time watching this turd. Finally, Die Hard is NOT a Christmas movie!

Exhausting to watch. I had to stop after an hour. The movie cuts from one scene to another every 30 seconds or so. The background music is constantly there and loud. It jumped to different timelines every few minutes. Very disorienting. As some else said, it felt like I was watching the previews before a movie. Sure, the subject is interesting but the movie was poorly edited. I seriously don’t understand how this was nominated for a bunch of awards. Glad I didn’t have to sit through this in an actual movie theater.

Great special effects. Story ok. Except for the Red Wizard who hardly spoke, the cast was trash and annoying. Who ever made the choice of letting the actors speak in modern day lingo made a bad decision. It just took away from the immersion of the story. Hugh Grant. Annoying. Chris Pine. Wimpy. Why is it that women in action movies are now stronger and tougher than men? Sure, women should be treated equally to a point, but these movies have made women masculine and men wussies. Dumb. Now back to the Red Wizard. She was intriguing with her powers and all business, nothing goofy like the protaganists. I was rooting for her to smash the "good" guys. Oh well, in predictable fashon, the good guys win and we have another Hollywood throw away movie. Puke.

McKenzie Davis was awesome. Then Arnold and Linda showed up to steal her thunder. Sad.

Another throw away movie. Hollywood has run out of movie magic.

Loved it. The action isn’t mindless and exhausting like all the other comic movies. There is heart to this movie.