William Wallace

Impressive first episode. Excited for the next one.

So bad. Probably the fourth or fifth "best" of the series. Only Jurassic Park lll is definitely worse than this. Visuals good and some decent moments but acting was poor, story weak, and the ending was disappointing.

No stars but I had to give one to post review. Utterly awful from start to finish. This is a ridiculous and pointless film and one of the worst horrors I have ever seen. The only part of this film which I liked was when the townsfolk trapped him and started to attack him. I think that would be a fitting end when Michael's time finally comes. But of course he survives this. The third film better save this trilogy.

A good horror with some genuinely jumpy parts. Obviously it's Scream so there are going to be cheesy parts along the way but overall a good solid horror, much better than the most recent Halloween movie. As for its place in the franchise, nothing beats the first one but in what is a good film series, this is not the worst Scream film.

Game of Thrones is possibly the greatest tv show ever. However it was kinda spoiled with the battle for Winterfell which, although visually stunning, was just plain silly at times. The ending wasn't great either. Kinda sad it ended the way it did. Still fantastic overall though

What could of been a perfect film was spoiled by genuine silly moments. For example, the two men nearly die when a rat triggers a trip wire. Not long after nearly been blown to bits they encounter an abandoned house. One of them enters and does not even check for wires in the slightest. They then pull a german who's on fire out of plane and manage to let him stab one of them. I struggled to take the film seriously for the first hour especially when they're just walking casually through territory recently held by the Germand it didnt seem serious enough for me. The film.did deliver though

Fantastic film, one of the most inspirational movies ever with beautiful music and bloody action, not a historical guide but thats not its purpose, it delivers

One of the greatest films ever made