Bobby Dilla

It's one of those filler movies, you know, I'm bored and have nothing to do.

I thought it was just okay. I liked the production and the singing was good. I've seen the Broadway show several times and this one just fell short. I thought (my opinion) that Taraji Henson forced the character of Miss. Hannagan, it seemed like she was forcing it way too much, it did not look natural. Also, Harry Connick Jr. seemed to be a bit too stiff. Maybe because it was live. There is a big difference between live action and a regular show/movie. The actors have time to perfect their characters, where live actions is one and done. Maybe it's because I'm from that pivotal age where Carol Burnett will forever be Miss Hannagan. I am not a critic and don't portray to be one either, just my opinion.

How disappointing; I am glad I did waste my money going to the movies. The first half was reminiscing to the previous movies. The 2nd half was a love story. It seems they ran out of money at the end, as the reference to Stalones Cliffhanger was done with 1980 effects. This movie should not have been Resurrected.

I was not expecting much and well, I got just that, not much! It was very predictable and I caught myself drifting off several times. The fight sequences were ok but not that good.

I'm a bit disappointed, I knew this was how it all started, but, I was expecting a father and son team taking on missions that would start molding what will become The Kingsman as we know it. Instead, I feel what we got was a weak action/comedy movie. To me, the only good fighting that we have seen from the other movies comes with the Rasputin fight. Heck, I knew who the "main villain" was when they were first introduced! The movie just lacked that Kingman vibe.

Well done! Once again Marvel brings us a complete well directed and produced movie. The way they entertrwined the different Spider-Man movies with their own villans and mixing in Avengers was smooth. It felt as it was truly a multiverse.