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Lol...they might as well have called this movie oversight. I mean how many failed security measures can they fit into one movie just to try and make tension in a movie? Lol...I mean a single LAPD officer dictating what the TSA does at LAX without any official support. That's just one scenario. This movie like many others is why straight to VOD should be the normal path for most movie releases. Definitely a movie that you let play in the background while cleaning the house.

Two episodes in...hmmm...the storyline feels just like the two movies, but now in a drawn out TV show arc. You get about half an episode of the Bene Gesserit becoming who they are, but in expediting that story, they put you right into a familiar plot. Maybe they turn it around and further expand on the Bene Gesserit along with the machine wars, but for me, as a fan, I would have preferred to see more machine war story telling (more origin), along with the great houses and the Bene Gesserit. Skipping all that presents nothing new. It's now politics, sex and drugs... Also, 10k years is a significant amount of time. It seems more harmful to the storyline given this is happening before the two movies. Is it me, or does that make the great plan of the Bene Gesserit seem less of an achievement, and more of the general passing of 10k years!

Is Hollywood even trying? They basically have been serving up B-rate movies and some how trying to convince us it's worth seeing in a theater. Just lazy, seems to me even celebrities need paychecks however they can get them. It's like independent contractors or people who work on commission taking gigs they normally wouldn't to get that money to pay bills. Yet, they want us to pay the bill for them. Anyways, the movie was certified whack. Explain to me how at the end she makes it to the top of the hill before he does despite the head start and seemingly having perfected the "magic bullet" with enough rounds to fill up a clip or more. Seriously, just lazy writing. The twist at the end, as unimpressive as a sparkler on the 4th of July. I would like a refund please.

Man, people are real loose with given out five stars. This is a movie that falls into the category of did a sequel really need to be made of a classic movie, and the answer is no. The original never needed a sequel outside of that decade. The movie was entertaining, and sure it was great to see Michael Keaton again...and that's about it. They checked all the right boxes in paying homage to the original, but it does not need to be watched in theaters.

Admittingly I saw the movie twice. The first it was a very entertaining movie with a great soundtrack that was just fun to watch despite its flaws. The second time however proved to shine with flaws. The premise of the secret package was interesting enough until it was unveiled and made it completely out of place. It becomes more of a distraction once the "gremlin" takes a liking to the package. I can suspend belief in movies for the sake of action, but climbing upside down on the exterior of the plane in mid flight while also being shot at all the while retrieving the package which was left by the gremlin...it's just too much. The nail in the coffin was the ending. It's like it just fell apart, the whole fight scene and again the obsession of the gremlin with the package. Then the coarse salt on the open wound was the ending shot of Chloe looking right at the camera while holding the package. I should have left the first viewing alone as it had left a decent impression.

Umm yeah, yup, surely did not need another movie in this series. The acting and action sequences do not get any better as the two main characters get older. It's exactly like every other Bad Boys movie with Will Smith and Martin Lawrence older, telling the same jokes which are not funny, with the same look and feel that worked in the 90's. Always glad when I do not pay to go watch these in the theater.