Steve Nesbitt

Always have fond memories of this one as went with my mum to see it. It’s an ok movie with an excellent ending but it’s can’t really reach the heights of the two movies before it.

Much better than I remember. Came back to it after watching Zero and it has a far stronger story and more appropriate tone than I remember. Terminator now has 5 worthwhile entries, which isn’t bad

Blimey, just incredible as I expected and still managed to blow me away

If it bleeds we can kill it.. seriously though the best of the sequels to a film that has no equal. They could never top the original but this has a good go, decent performances and the scene where they discover just how screwed they are is classic

Loving it so far, great casting and an almost perfect recreation of the books. Here is to many many more series, especially if they can choose the better books and avoid some of the disappointing outings (looking at you 61 Hours) this could run and run.

Decent movie for its budget, strong performance by the female lead. Overall better than it had a right to be and worth a watch if you like this sort of thing. Personally I'm a sucker for any film where we get introduced to a rag tag bunch of Marines at the start.

A real hidden gem, actually preferred it to 1917 which I had watched just prior to this. Well made, shot and acted and the choice of bicycle platoon really hammered home the ludicrous disparity between the sides. Not often you see a film like this about a defeat and such a short engagement, but this is one of the best war movies I have watched.

Turned it off 10 mins before the end, dull and after watching for over an hour, I couldn't tell you the name of a single character (save Stallone's, and that's only because his company is named after him).