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...wow Subpar acting, half baked slop story that some how found its way to adding Nazis, terrible music in length, poor timing and repeated too often. I'm outside on this one, should not get a season 3.

It's crazy, whack, cheesey, weak story, over the top with b-rate acting....and I ate it up. There's a lot of bias as I really appreciated the inclusion of veterans and making the tabletop game of battleship into somehow an enjoyable movie. I've watched more times than I'd admit.

Season 1, fantastic. Season 2, great. Season 3,....hmm does not have much to excite compared to the first two seasons. This is through the first five episodes, but without Lee Pace as Empire capturing most of the screen time in his over boding, egotistical, narcissistic character it's just mediocre to watch. Demerzel is the only saving grace and yet she feels dialed down. Dare I say that Season 3 feels too present day human like in behavior. I'm not watching for current year/decade drama and flaws. What made Foundation a fantastic watch was its separation from humanity as we know it. If this is how the show is going to end, I hope they pull off a miracle with the remaining episodes.

Let this be the last of a franchise that is being dragged for every dollar they can squeeze from an audience. An absolute bore. Terrible plot, acting, development, story progression, etc...just about anything you can imagine. Literally just a paycheck movie for some top actors given their performance and sheer flat delivery. It really is and was painful to watch. One of the few franchises I can think of that the original still stands alone as the best of the series. It's an old story they keep trying to extend by rehashing a dozen ways that all should have been left alone. Give it at least 10 or maybe 20 years and come back to it.

I'll be neutral given that we are only two episodes in. That being said, it really just is average in terms of viewer engagement. There is some alien/monster dread as required, but they are spending a lot of time these two episodes on building the characters that it's kinda boring. Already the reveal to her brother of who she is, and odd timing on top of that. It really just minimized the whole sentiment of the sibling attachment. Delivered more as a passive thought of wanting to get it out of the way quickly. Every possible person is getting shredded by the alien attacks except her brother, sure it keeps his worth as a character relevant, but also super convenient. Hopefully they can turn things around because as of now, I'm struggling to stay interested as a fan.

Solid movie and reminds me of James Gunn delivering on the first Guardians of the Galaxy. A well balanced movie with heart and humor. I have read articles complaining about the humor, and though I can see what they are sharing, I don't agree it was a distraction. Corenswet fits the part and was not even a thought. My "gripe" are preferences when it comes to villains. I'm tired of Lex Luther and though he was playing the part of being evil, the lighter tone of the movie took away from his villainy, it didn't feel weighted for my preference. In contrast, Man of Steel, much darker toned, both in color and mood, had Zod stealing many scenes with his powerful dialog and convincing purpose. Here it was just Lex being power hungry and complaining as always. In contrast, Lois Lane in Man of Steel was absolutely annoying in just about every scene, here with James Gunn's rendition, I did not find her annoying at all. My last observation is the soundtrack. Man of Steel delivered a phenomenal soundtrack which captivated many scenes elevating them. Here, it's not that there wasn't a soundtrack, but not one that elevated the scenes, it merely filled the scenes as needed. I'll be looking forward to the progression of his DCU.

I'm not sure I watched the same movie as everyone else. This is not five stars, it was simply decent. Flagrant ego driven storytelling of repetitive sequences that by now have grown old and tired. These love letters of cinema are for Tom Cruise and his legacy. It was entertaining, but it just fails to draw you in despite its attempt in the various life and death situations. The story immensely suffers from a poor villain and too much reliance on the entity. Fallout stands as the best in the series.

Not sure why the masses are so quick to give five stars. This movie in no way hits all the marks of a five star rating. It's ok, decent. Is it better than the first, nope. Did the storyline need a second, nope. Was there a story worth telling for a second part, nope. As a rental at best.

Best one in the franchise, review complete.

It try's really hard to be a combination of 300, Furiosa, Resident Evil...it's a hot mess of combined styles and story telling that do not translate well to the screen. Just adds to the testament of Dave Bautista advocating for his acting ability. The days of Limewire would do well with movies like this. B-rate