Victor Carbo

It's not Shakespeare, it's not meant to be. If you like farce comedies, it's hilarious. Lots of sight gags, had me cracking up constantly. Along the lines of Ricky Bobby, Superbad, The Hangover, dumb(as in you don't have to strain your brain thinking of a complex plot), funny humor like that.

Its an entertaining two hours, but a smaller scifi film, its not Aliens, Jurassic Park, or Predator. There are creature effects a plenty, but basically Adam Driver's character helps a girl through the woods to get to an escape ship perched on the mountain to get off the planet they crashed on. There are plot holes but its a good night at the theater.

Outstanding cast, writing, series lead by veteran screen actor, Kevin Costner as John Dutton, head of a ranch in Montana struggling to keep it and legacy it to his children. Lots of action-packed twists and turns, and highly bingeable.

It's a decent film. I'm not coming from a point of view of having seen all the films in the series, but just as a straight horror fans. I'm use to gory horror films of the 70s and 80's, when you see this light fare now, it's not shocking to me. Dropping a few glasses, the bed moving around or shudders shaking or a ghost popping out here and there draws a big yawn from me. Go rent Evil Dead, Dawn of the Dead 1978, The Fog 1980, The Thing 1982, Scanners, the Exorcist 1973, VHS in 2013. These films draw real scares. So a horror fan use to those films may not be as impressed by this, if you like horror light then it lives up to the other films.

Excellent cast. Thought-provoking ideas. It's moves beyond the standard tropes of Superheroes as cardboard cutout heroes, always doing the right thing and never in conflict. In fact, it consistently pokes fun at those ideas. It's not for everyone, this is not your father's Christopher Reeve Superman. It's extremely gory and in your face, but I love it.