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Don’t wait for streaming. This is Mindblowing on the big screen! You’re all sleeping if you don’t get to see this in the Cinema. It needs to be seen on the biggest screen possible. The visuals in 3D IMAX are mind blowing! It won’t be the same effect on tv. It’s like nothing you will see in other films and is definitely worth the money. If you can’t see it in IMAX just see it anyway, because it demands, DEMANDS, to be seen in a cinema. The acting and story is solid and I liked the Terminator and 80s vibe. Seeing the red light bikes in the streets was very cool. It’s obviously being review bombed because it not the bad experience the critics said you’d get. It was the polar opposite. The other people in the auditorium clearly enjoyed it as much as I did. Adults and kids were cheering “Yes” and “Awesome” and clapping at the end. It’s a thrill ride from start to finish, combined with gorgeously mesmerising and addictive imagery, and a banging Nine Inch Nails soundtrack. An experience I know I will never forget.

Go see it. You’ll be laughing hard, then leave laughing thinking about it after!😁 You start laughing about 2 minutes in and it’s almost non stop from there, building up until you’re crying with laughter at the end. Silly, funny, and very memorable and had the whole auditorium laughing in fits and giggles for 73 minutes! You have to see what they did with the new Stonehenge. It’s howler!😂 The whole movie is a howler! Screens 2 & 3 at Cineworld Leicester Square are too small for this. When it gets to the Stonehenge joke you want to see that on the biggest screen for maximum effect. So maybe see it at a Vue Cinema. They have bigger screens.

Old fashioned family friendly wholesomeness. Overloaded with feel good and nice! Updated 27/03/25: I went to see this again twice in 4DX, because it’s such a lovely film. It makes you feel like a kid again. I was wrong thinking they didn’t need to remake this. I’m actually really glad it exists. For those who want to know if children will love it? They definitely will. The children in both screenings were no trouble. Didn’t talk much, but did react to the cute CGI animals. They also didn’t seem to be scared of the witch like I thought they would be. In the first showing a 5 or 6 year old boy and girl ran down the stairs and started dancing in front of the screen along with the dancers in the wedding scene. And their 11 year old brother was still sitting in the attentively watching comfortably position. In the next showing another little boy ran down the stairs in the middle of the very romantic scene when Snow White and the bandit rebel leader Prince Charming, sing to each other A Hand Meets A Hand, and tried to catch the bubbles falling down from the ceiling. Then like a good kid went back to his seat without having to be told. I noticed he liked the hedgehog. And his father? During a smoky Evil Queen scene, decided that he need the bathroom… but in not so much of a hurry that when the smoke machines suddenly went off… he decide to turn around, quickly run up a couple of steps, immerse himself in it, and then go to the bathroom… This film makes a kid of us all. I hope that helps. “Fearless, fair, brave, and true” ~~~~~~~~~~ 25/03/25 “If there's a world where you wake me Promise to wake me with a kiss" A lovely simple, sweet, romantic, and VERY family friendly movie with no innuendos for adults, nothing bad in it, just nice old fashioned wholesomeness for kids. Good morals, adorable dwarfs, and so many cute CGI animals. It’s beautiful to look at. A loving homage to the original. I’ve never seen her films before but Rachael Zegler oozes loveliness in this. In fact the whole movie does. She and the man who is her Prince, are very charming to watch. Gal Gadot looked exactly like the Evil Queen. It suited her. She also knew how to move her body well. Small children though, may be a little scared of the witch, but will probably ooo and ahh at the cute CGI Deers, Doves, Blue Birds, Butterflies, Squirrels, Rabbits, Hares, Badgers, Mice, and Hedgehog. It's an excellent remake of a beloved and perfect original.

Hilarious, Chaotic, Badass, bucketload of fun! It's a lot... A lot... of fun! "Don't worry I can get this all cleaned up like new." Ke Huy Quan is badass, funny, very likeable, and has some serious moves! Just got back from seeing this in 4DX and loved it. Because after working hard, I really needed to see something fun, and this delivered in giant dining weapons for me. The people who wrote this definitely have a great sense of humour and the actors who played it out, knew what they were doing and how to deliver it. One in particular being very poetic. It worked. Unique, chaotic, enjoyable, impressive fights, and a hilarious sense of humour that made me chuckle at least 5 times. Thank you very much for that.😁

You know when you have seen only 2 episodes and you are already thinking of a season 2, that the makers have done something very right. Congratulations! 😃 I'm seriously loving this fast paced, very well acted, filmatic, and entertaining show. I like that you learn bits of history (there were sheep in the middle of Central Park?) or myths (Prometheus) and the very nifty CGi. Have pressed Record Series on my SKY HD box so now I've got something to look forward to watching every Monday. Thank you from the U.K. P.S. I felt the need to leave a review after watching episode 2, because I'm so sick of good shows being axed and we're then left with the rubbish. This one's a keeper, ok?!