William Fryman

Pleased that the film raised the Lord into the high light he deserves, but please know the Lord's will not be mocked. I’m disappointed and disgusted that Glenn Close, who I have great admiration for as an actress, lowered herself to play such a ridiculous character in a “horror” movie. Thought she was better than that.

Some moments of clever humor but overall the movie felt like watching a video game. Way too many ridiculous CGI scenes. What made some of the past F&F films so exciting were the practical action shots using real car crashes, stunt work, etc. This film just went on and on and got kinda boring. Should have shaved off 45 minutes, way to long.