Dave Suggs – Google

This movie was fun to watch and well-made... It's a shame that the popular thing to do is dogpile on Comic Book movies lately. That's okay, it's nothing that true fans if the characters aren't used to. We remember a time when it wasn't so cool to read comics ava fanboy out on these compelling stories and beloved characters. Stop being sheeple and judge the movie on it's merits. It's a spectacle, it's action-packed, and worth a night out with the family.

Okay full transparency: I'm a total Marvel movie fanatic. I'm a little embarrassed to admit I know just about every line in every one of them. That said, I still know a great movie when I see one, and can admit there have been some misses in the franchise. Captain Marvel was a dud, The Dark World and Iron Man 3 were kinda blah. Captain America: The Winter Soldier remains one of my favorites, and this movie definitely measures up to it. The love and pain, guilt and redemption each of the characters feel is so authentic I found myself moved at times... more so when you consider the main character's eventual demise. It made her sacrifice so much more impactful, especially since we now know she'd found finally found happiness in rejoining her family The action pieces both - contained and epic - are sharp, visceral, and exciting...maybe the best since CA:TWS. It's the perfect send-off for a somewhat overshadowed character. It really was worth the wait.

It's a horror movie alright.... There's nothing redemptive about it. It's a hopeless film that gets worse the further you get into it. I'm not talking about the technical quality of the film, though... It's well-made. Just don't expect any sunlight at the end of this bleak tunnel, not even in the form of a twisted lesson in morality or a "bad guy gets his comeuppance." The venial gamerunner is the only one who walks away from this one satisfied.