Sharon Coats

What an absolute treat! I was glad to see the comedic genius of Sandra Bullock on full display, but all of the players created a wonderfully charged ensemble. I don't know if I'd ever seen Da'vine Randolph, but she just felt like every favorite coworker you ever had, you know, the one that made that not perfect job bearable because of her stable but hilarious outlook? Oscar Nunez, Brad Pitt, Daniel Radcliffe--winners all. And while there was fully charged chemistry, the chemistry wasn't vulgar or crass. Another Plus was that I didn't have to get my ears blistered with f bombs and gratuitous cursing. Rip roaring fun and entertainment

I don't want to do spoilers, nor be overly negative. However, this used to be one of my favorite franchises, but this was very disappointing. There was a classiness, in the others, even in violent action, that was was missing from this one. And they're gratuitous use of the f word was ridiculous. Apparently during World War I that was everyone's favorite word. The others felt like a great mix of intelligence and action. Not this one.