Daniel Betts

Utterly terrible. Terrible plot, terrible acting and a perfect example as to why Disney should have no involvement in any Star Wars property.

If you’re a fan of clunky level design and the same repetitive process of running on a wall, climbing on the ceiling and fighting the same bad guys, this game is for you. I just found this game so restrictive and dull. The story that lays underneath it was enjoyable enough, it’s just a shame playing the bits in between was such a chore.

The fight choreography, all-round cinematography and pacey soundtrack culminate into an eye-watering masterpiece of action-packed cinema. Keanu Reeves somehow delivers a believable performance with his limited dialogue and his effortless physicality throughout evokes the 1999 Matrix era, despite the [many] years that have passed since. The supporting cast is excellent, with Caine (Donny Yen) as a stand-out favourite for his pace and delivery throughout. You just can't help rooting for him! Definitely worth a watch, if for nothing other than the visual spectacle that unfolds.

Absolute mess of off-the-mark comedy, character misdirection and a weak story. I desperately wanted to love this movie, particularly based in the merits of Ragnarok, but it was awful.

The first movie was brilliantly funny, as well as an absolute masterclass in social commentary. Although I liked what Baron Cohen was trying to do with this movie, I just felt like it never really got off the ground. Borat didn't seem as believable or well-delivered as he had done in the first movie – perhaps given the fact that it had been so long since he last donned the grey suit and moustache. The movie felt like a somewhat more clumsy attempt at shock humour than the first. Perhaps, like many sequels, it had more film studio direction because it felt like a cash-grab on what had previously been a popular asset.