Helen Birch

After reading all the great reviews, I was expecting a top thriller but like others who were also left unimpressed, felt let down by an appalling plot-line and script that really goes nowhere in particular. It was so boringly predictable and over the top cheesy . The ending though wins the prize in lameness as it tries to recreate the Bourne Identity's closing scene. It fails miserably.

Absolutely brilliant. Superbly acted and powerfully directed. This is a movie the young generation of today should watch. Standing up against evil is not putting on a mask, waving a placard and screaming obscenities at those who don't agree with you. Its actually having the balls to walk straight into the fray and do something constructive no matter the odds, which is exactly what this young man with German heritage did.

Absolutely brilliant. The movie tackles impending death so beautifully from the agony of how to break the news to loved ones, to regret over wasted time and the desire to leave a lasting legacy. I loved how the story weaved around the lives of others, and how in the end, those lives were impacted profoundly by Mr Williams. Yes, it's a slow movie, but only so that one can sit for a while in the sadness and grief that were being experienced. However despite the sorrow, you are left with a quiet sense of hope that in the end you can make a difference if you so choose.

Shame we cant go into another multiverse and recoup the time and money spent on this rubbish. It seemed funny at first, but then disintegrated into pointlessness.

Absolutely loved it. Reading the one star reviews, I can only think these people were expecting a highly intricate Hollywood spy thriller that was based on true events. This movie is anything but. It is a deliciously British melodrama, akin to Murder on the Orient Express, or even Fantastic Beasts. Loved the seaside chase with the British Bobbies in hot pursuit. A bit tongue in cheek. It was dark enough to chill, but light enough to thoroughly enjoy.

Terminator Dark Fate, in all honestly left me disappointed. Something was missing and after some thought, came to the conclusion it lacked soul. The iconic line from T2 "you just can't go around killing people...…..why?...…...what do you mean why, you just can't" gave T2 a moral backbone to the story. There was a deep sense of good verses evil and in the end good triumphed and hope was restored. However in Dark Fate, this morality or soul gets blasted away in the opening scenes, leaving a gaping hole in the story's purpose. The next 2 hours is aimless, revenge soaked, gratuitous violence where we get to see 101 ways to fight a terminator. In the end what happens is much the same as T2 but with the latest FX to wow us. The ending doesn't leave you with any hope, just an empty realisation that nothing will ever change - depressing.