Pranjal Shukla

dont waste your money waste of your time and money and copyright you if you say anything negative about the movie i hope the whole movie makers team goes bankrupt

if you are doing laundry or doing some stuff at home you can do it while doing that the movie is simple enough the Father Daughter role is the best if I was the father I would cut the phone from caller and asked the daughter to check for the bomb in her seat which would have saved the kids but the fathers redemption would have to arrived even tho he was guilt struck from starting even tho he was not the bad guy intentionally his story would not have come full circle this movie is a great 1 time watch

wow what a movie full POGGERS a female protagonist done right I just wish I can see the day when Furiosa reaches home home and that MAX cameo's POGGERS 10/10

oooohhhh boinkss I get hard whenever I see the art work OMG OMG

A must watch, I would like Jake Gyllenhaal and Dar Salim and Guy Ritchie to win a oscar for this 10/10 5/5 Guy Ritchie's movie, 10/10 5/5 music by Chris Benstead Guy Ritchie's 'The Covenant' is a thrilling cinematic experience that effortlessly blends action and suspense. From start to finish, this film keeps you on the edge of your seat with its gripping storyline based on real events. The action sequences are expertly choreographed, making every moment of the movie pulse-pounding and engaging. The characters are well-developed, and the performances are top-notch. But it's not just the action that stands out. The film's music, particularly the captivating score 'Drunken Dreams' by Chris Benstead, adds a layer of depth and emotion that is both haunting and beautiful. The haunting melody lingers long after the credits roll, and it forms an uncanny bond with the viewer. The core of 'The Covenant' is a story of duty and friendship, an unbreakable bond made and ridden by a debt. Master Sgt. John Kinley, portrayed brilliantly, needs to save his friend, and the journey is nothing short of riveting. The movie strikes a perfect balance between realism and cinematic spectacle. What's truly commendable is the film's portrayal of patriotism and the value of genuine friendship. 'The Covenant' captures these themes flawlessly, earning full marks in showcasing the power of camaraderie. Guy Ritchie has once again delivered a masterpiece that showcases his storytelling brilliance. If you're a fan of action-packed, real-life inspired stories that tug at your heartstrings, 'The Covenant' is an absolute must-see.

the movie totally undid the Wanda's arc in Wanda-Vision Great visual, great fights, I noticed Sam's Raimi alot of his horror movie elements (the way he direct's horror scene's) but he did not even watch Wanda-Vision show, look at the disrespect. just watch ScreenCrush video "The Problem With Wanda's Story in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" director Sam Raimi did not even watch wanda vision 1 star for great visual and story. 1 star for great easter eggs and the story and great fight scene. 1 star for cast and effort that is put in. (initally i wanted to 2 stars but I thought I did not wanted to be to harsh)

osum game keep up the great job