DIN NER

2.8 out of 5 Sadly, after 24 years, Ridley Scott failed to deliver a decent sequel to a hit film. It was hard to watch at times due to how poorly the scenes were stitched and it was up to Denzel Washington to make the best of it.. Feels like a Scorpion King 5 knockoff compared to the first movie.

It's was flippin awesome! The only con is the toxic Hollywood making every man in the movie seem weak and pathetic and unreasonable, while nearly every woman role was the opposite and they were literally running everything from the head command on the surface world to the subterranean world. Not that everything has to be masculine, but it was very weird to see that every role in the high command from somebody operating a computer, to giving orders that has to come a "strong woman". 4 men we saw in that film and they all were subservient like new born puppies 🐶

It's one of those forced new age takes on a franchise that shouldn't have happened. With a bit of Woke Hollywood. They try to mess things up with the timelime space-time error BS and have Arnold Schwarzenegger explained it so we as fans can hopefully accept it. But it's just straight terrible writing.

As a long time Godzilla fan, this was one of my favorites from start to end! They captured everything perfectly and gave us a little food for thought like they like to. 👍🏾 A Godzilla Masterpiece

For a Ridley Scott film this has got to be the worst. Joaquin Phoenix couldn't have at least tried todo a French accent and it still would be the absolute worst attempt of Napoleon. He made such a great historical leader seem like a horny sad man with hardly any story to follow. He literally said " you think you're so great because you have boats!". That was the line that broke the camels back.

This a prime example of why Hollywood doesn't care about fans.. This show is a stab in the gut to Scooby Doo fans of all ages. 0 stars if I could

Even with all the fantastic choices in the cast I just couldn't get hooked on any of it. The plot was trying very hard to be bold with little information for those who don't know too much about religion or history. I watched the Director's cut and it felt like it tried too hard to be a Laurence of Arabia film.

A show that I can actually relate to. It's a good one for the workers

Its like The Chapter Black tape on YuYu Hakusho ... I honestly wouldn't watch it again. But it surely takes the cake.