hamzah mohd noor

And i thought the first Transformers movie was bad...this was the worst one yet. It's so bad I don't even know where to start. Weak plot, seriously bad dialogue and the main focus was on 2 humans who are just bad actors. I can see how the show can appeal to 10 year olds but anyone a touch above puberty would be better off watching the original Transformers Animation movie...which is a better movie by the way.

I cannot remember the last time i thought to myself "this film is very close to perfect". Well...this film is close to perfect. A masterpiece.

Picard Season 3 is great. Now with all that red leaves blowing around, I'm almost believing Todd Stashwick is going to sing "Don't you...forget about me..." (13 monkeys iykyk) 😆😆😆

I watched this when it first came out. 23 years later and this film still holds its own. This film is just great, as are other Tom Hanks films...good storytelling, great acting and spectacular scenery. Modern movie makers really ought to learn how they did it back in the nineties and noughties where CGI/special effects are supposed to help tell the story and not to distract the audience from the really bad storyline and/or dialogue...but I'm just ranting here. This movie is one of Tom Hanks best works in my opinion. This movie is also one of the best movies of the 2000's. It pulls you into the character and lets you feel his despair and desperation and his broken heart. Spectacular!

We need more of these kind of films nowadays. No woke/PC nonsense, just plain good ol' storytelling. Yes, it is predictable and very vanilla by todays' standard but it's wholesome and it tries to impart values. I thoroughly enjoyed it and I'm giving it full score because these kind of movies are really hard to come by these days. I know a lot of viewers are going to disagree with me about the show...we've all been spoilt rotten with mega-blockbuster level movies in the past decade, but i like old fashioned movies and to me, Hustle nailed it. The only bone i have to pick with this show is this: Rob Schneider didn't make a cameo to say "You can do it!"

I've never seen a more one dimensional Batman in my life. Twilight boy looks good in the mask but that's it. The film was unnecessarily long, the main villain was the biggest disappointment, Catwoman was made irrelevant, their romance scenes couldn't come at a more painfully awkward timing, their costumes looked like an afterthought and the writers didn't spend enough time developing any character or scenario to give it any real meaning. Also, Hollywood ought to really just stop with their not-so-sublime woke messages...it really is getting tiresome. The only shining light in this dark and dour show was Colin Farrell who's look and performance somewhat gave a nod to Danny DeVito and i thought he was stellar. I don't think the cast was bad though, they just do what was expected of them, which was a real shame. I felt they were let down by awful writers. 2 stars because of Colin Farrell.

I found the film average...at best. Which is a shame because I really wanted the movie to do well. The first 3 installments had everything; cutting-edge effects (at the time), really good acting from an outstanding strong cast, excellent script and a flow to the storytelling that doesn't cause confusion. "Resurrections" pales in comparison to the trilogy. Much like Neo, M4 has lost its mojo. Though the effects were great (a major upgrade to the Trilogy!) I thought that it was a poor decision to have left Laurence Fishburne out of it. In his place was a really poor imitation (no disrespect, but Yahya Abdul Mateen II is no Morpheus). Also...Agent Smith does NOT address Neo as "Tom". Get Elrond back into the Matrix so he can do "Agent Smith" right. M4 feels like a round peg in a big square hole...it goes in, but it's still the wrong shape. Perhaps 18 years is too big of a gap to fill, or maybe the Trilogy was just too well made, that M4, after watching it, seems unnecessary. The Wachowski's should've just remained unplugged from the Matrix and not return.

The movie wasn't bad but it didn't live up to the hype. It was pretty average and I thought the movie had a more "tv" feel than a cinematic one, which would've made it a more prudent move for Marvel to have had released it as a tv series like Loki.

Why did anyone even bother putting this movie out there?

Very flawed but very entertaining. Jason Statham and the action scenes earned 3 stars from me. If I start questioning the movie and its logic, it'll quickly lose another 2, so I didn't. And I fairly enjoyed it. Not a great movie but definitely way better than both cuts of Justice League combined.