Ian Jones

Just incredible didn't think it could top the first one but it did, amazing and obliterates anything marvel, DC or rubbish modern stars ever released- end of review

Statham is great in this movie although a little more serious with this character so none of his usual dead pan one liners. Unfortunately the Hollywood woke box ticker was working overtime in the casting...you'll see ;)

If you can make it more than 40 minutes through this depressing snooze-fest you did better than me.

Milla Jovovich delivers a very solid performance in the drama that's right it's a drama nothing more despite mindless reviews that's it's 'very disturbing' lol if you're disturbed by this movie you're the type who demanded safe spaces in college.

A movie that tries desperately hard to be clever but just ends up wasting your time with one of the dumbest twists you'll ever see.

Unfortunately the dialogue and plot set up is dripping with a biased political view the writers were trying to be subtle whilst promoting socialism but it's pretty much in your face and affirms this delusional cartoonish idea they have of the centre right 'white haired old men' which is comical considering the lefts hunger for violence and extremism while being obsessed with group identity politics. Would you expect anything less from Hollywood?

A beautifully executed classic that is extremely well paced with brilliant acting and will definitely expose the fact that you only knew a fraction of the history of this event.

Awful just awful and the lead actor who says 3 words and carries the same dilligaf expression on his face for the entire movie should return his salary for the stinker he delivered. The rest is pure nonsense with a sidestory of an absolutely irrelevant murderous monkey to boot.

Ignore these reviews this movie is insanely dull and boring after an hour in I'm out.

A powerful film in it's own right with impressive acting. Despite the description this is NOT a depiction of Christianity at all but Catholicism. The aspect where it really falls down is the gospel itself which is barely mentioned...Jesus is barely mentioned and this is where it loses all credibility. The persecution faced by the Jesuits is never met with any scripture to rebuke the evil of their captors just general appeals of 'be nice, cross your chest and confess your sins to a Catholic priest' which you'll find in any Scorsese gangster movie.