Gary W

An open ended inconclusive look at the pursuit of happiness through the eyes of a young aspiring feminist.

The film is a good concept and there's much to enjoy (as long as you don't dig too deep). The main mistake made by the filmmakers was giving too many answers which rob the viewers of the intrigues leading up to a plot twist. It was also kind of lame that the world's most dangerous prison had just four tables in the dining room backed by a bunch of staircases leading know where. It's scattered all over with dots that don't quite connect, but the reason this movie is still worth watching is the smart, high level of thinking the main characters use to escape what seem like impossible difficulties.

Despite the inconsistencies scattered throughout the film, I thoroughly enjoyed it to the very end. Expecting a long boring drama about the Rock scaling a building, I was surprised to find a compelling story about a man fighting the odds to save his family.

The movie was a major box office flop and it's not hard to see why, but this movie has a lot of character if you like rock and roll and appreciate its unique style of comedy.

Me as the movie begins: Wow, DC really took their movies down a more serious street. My friend who was watching Justice League the second time: Just wait. No matter how low your expectations are, DC can never stop to disappoint you.

Imagine trying to make Rush Hour with a 60 year-old white Christ Tucker who's not even funny? Sound terrible? I turned it off when the first lady took off her shirt. Woah! No cut or anything? They're just going to show that? No. No thank you.

Really surprised by this movie. Expected a really terrible plot from a video-game-based movie, but it turned out to be quite an excelent adventure with good plot, exciting action, and romance. The cuts weren't very smooth, so I wasn't alwyas sure when they were switching scenes, but maybe that's characteristic of a movie involving some time manipulation. Also it was all family appropirate, which was just a relax after so many action movies with that one love scene that goes too far, like Ironman.

This movie has a completely unique film style that sets it appart from other movies. The plot is an adventure, but not terribly well written. You will enjoy this movie as long as you're not expecting too much from it.

Endlessly humorous, I think western audiences could really take a lot from this ancient-Chinese-set war film about two soldiers.

I'd like to share the truth with you. Zombieland Double Tap somehow got good reviews that make it look equal to or slightly worse than the first movie. But to tell you the truth, Zombieland Double Tap compares to the first movie like A New Hope to The Force Awakens. It's got a LOT of borrowed humor from the first film on the shoulders of a very weak plot. It's kind of fun to see this second film just because we love the first one so much, but it really doesn't deserve it's 6.7 IMDb rating. If it were up to me I'd put it around 4.5.