Deni Moore

I thought the special effects and cinematography were outstanding I can definitely tell Ryan Reynolds helped write the script because it is snarky and clever. I thought it was well cast with Zoe Caldana, Jennifer Garner, Mark Ruffalo and Ryan Reynoldsth: MARVEL reunion. Walker Scobell stole the show with his easy acting style. This as a great family movie with a bit of 80s nostalgia and some innovative 2022 twists. Now, go watch it!

I like shows with creativity and quality, this has both. I enjoyed the take on Captain Carter because it introduced me to Shuma-Gorath (tentacle monster) and showcased both Peggy and Steve's resourcefulness. I laughed hard seeing Party Thor and Jotun Loki, felt heartbreak for Doctor Strange and enjoyed T'Challa's goodness shine through all of his variations. Some episodes were better than others and the season finale was an unexpected twist. They are okay as standalones, but much better when watched together and sequentially. Id tell the writers to slow the pace and give some exposition so newbies can watch and appreciate.

This is a great movie. I'm laughing one minute while I'm weeping for Jane and Thor. It is simultaneously comedic, romantic, heart wrenching popcorny goodness. Fun for the family and the best sensory overload that I've experienced in a long time.

Putting these three actors together is like looking at the cosmos through a telescope: just when everything is familiar, you discover something fantastically new. The script is full of odd-ball comedy bantering, plot twists and the actors doing everything that we've come to expect: Ryan's clever quips, Dwayne's stern, stoic badassness and Gal's sophistication and intellect. This is a MOVIE, not a documentary. It delivers a fun, entertaining story in all of its action/ buddy movie/ comedic/ cheesy popcorn goodness. It's not supposed to be realistic, it's supposed to be FUN entertainment. The script, acting and special effects deliver. If critics want the type of movie they say that Red Notice isn't, go watch Benedict Cumberbatch playing Hamlet in the west end of London where he steals the Mona Lisa while having an existential crisis during an ebola outbreak caused by a terrorist attack.

I loved it. The swearing and the crudeness kept me from giving it five stars. Throughout the entire movie, I kept thinking how much the leads reminded me of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Thor from the MCU.

I thoroughly enjoyed this version because it is new and innovative while remaining familiar and loyal to the original. Acting was good and music was splendid.

Good plot and loyalty to the source material. The comraderie and chemistry of the actors was apparent on screen. The script was witty and it tugs a bit at the heartstrings. It's good, solid popcorn goodness. No romance or nudity. It has a few swear words, but good for a kid or a senior.