John H

I am genuinely surprised with the number of positive reviews.this film seems to be getting here. I like a solid sci-fi story with a disaster foundation, so the premise of this movie intrigued me, it sounded promising and the plot is plausible, albeit remote. Perhaps my senses have been dulled by 2 months of living in a coronavirus quarantine, resulting in solitary confinement lunacy, I cant imagine that I could watch this series if I was of sound mind and spirit. Started watching it and fell asleep somewhere in the second episode and forgot to set the timer on the TV, so just enough bits and pieces got through to me while I slept, to encourage me watch it all the following day. This must be a classic example of a screenplay developed from a good (I assume) book. I say that because I.M.O. this was a waste of an afternoon. Only 1,maybe 2 of the actors were even remotely believable. They made me think about some of the big star, big budget movies Howard Hughes produced and directed, with the acting being so terrible that he was embarrassed to release them, cost be damned, a few of those are still stashed for eternity. Were there ANY technical advisers or script supervisors employed on this project? If the answer is no, that explains an awful lot. If the answer is yes, they need to try to get their old day jobs back. The technical failures in the story were so blatant and numerous that my 10 year old grand daughter caught many of them on her own, because so many of the flaws related to the most basic items, airplane 101. Just one example; airliner, with REVERSE.....MULTIPLE TIMES!! huh? We like to leave the closed captions on as a teaching tool for the younger kids, but between the english translation and caption/audio inaccuracies, even I had a hard time keeping up with dialog. Take no joy in being critical of peoples hard work. These are probably a young enthusiastic film makers struggling to break into the industry with maximum energy, but minimum resources. Hope they take my criticism constructively, and up their game for the next project. If not, I just cant see the opportunity for a 3rd strike. Into the night represents a bright, warm, beautiful spring Saturday afternoon, and 8 cold beers that I can never get back.

basically funny, my expectations were met for a sandler film. I do however wish we could get away from the F-BOMB (hence only 3 stars) I feel like it has become a universal fill word when we cant find decent dialogue. Not picking on sandler by any means, the whole entertainment industry has lowered its standards in this regard. I find it sad and a little depressing that we cannot do better as a society/culture/species. dont misunderstand me, there is a place for it but the more we do it, the more we minimize its value. plus, I want our kids to appreciate healthy literacy. OK, time to get off my soapbox and back to the 2nd week of my coronavirus lockdown and watch the waterboy

absolute waste of life and review stars. got to pick minimum 1 star to post. GAAARRBAAAGE!

Not so much a monster movie as an exploration into the potential dark side of human natures love, hate, and anger and jealousy. I saw a clear metaphor for Jekyl and Hyde. Hathaway's character showed some much needed today social empathy. Made me think back to several stupid and dangerous things I did while drinking and got away with, but should not have. I could have really hurt people I never met, so glad that I didn't. I've been drinking so I wont be offended if my review does not garner me any awards.. (but this time I am at home).

I am a big ww2 buff familiar with a lot of the nazi's barbarism, we all know they did some damned horrific things that make me thank god they did not win. But, I guess they did give us a timeless bad guy for hollywood to abuse. That said, this film title caught me off guard, it made me squirm, one scene almost to the point of vomiting. Good lord, this is twisted, but entertaining. Loved the parachuting through aircraft and flaming debris sequence, that was the best depiction of that event I have seen in film.

Damn, truth is stranger than fiction. Iraq invades Kuwait in this film which came out in 1984. Saddam invaded Kuwait in 1990. Coincidence? Did the producers know something to let them see 6 years into the future. Your guess is as good as mine. I think its creepy.

Makes me miss Al, Peggy, Kelly, and Bud. Bundy light

wow, real nail biter, real original and unpredictable That is, UNLESS you count the other 100,000 plus B/C movies that tell the exact same story. only things missing here are Samuel L Jackson or Nicholas Cage. Who in their right mind would finance this dog, I mean film. I don't like being harsh but oh man, this movie is a huge waste of I don't know, um........everything.... Like the producer needed to show a huge loss on taxes. Rather watch commercial for flex-seal or lawyers telling me how many millions of $$ I can get for my car accident.

I LOVE IT................. FUNNY FUNNY FUNNY I think this is the grand daddy of all the big production comedys that followed over the next 50-plus years. so many careers spawned and so many in the twilight years. 2-1/2 hours of laughs without anything to prevent you from watching it with any age group. I remember we watched this in jr high during a blizzard in the 70s and it left a permanent impression, so much that it was one of the first VHS I remember my dad buying and one of the first DVDs I bought. Now I'm on my 2nd DVD copy So many classic performances by classic actors at their best. I want to believe that it was a lot of fun to make with tons of ad-lib by the original masters of comedy. anyone who was anyone was in this movie. The younger generation of comics could learn a lot from this. You will be doing yourself a huge favor by watching it The 2001 film Rat Race was a homage to this film, and it was funny but was just not the epic that is M.M.M.M. World This movie is THE must see in my book.