Matt Potter

Clunky. Bit boring. Bad combat. Bit slow. Confusing storyline. Not great.

Another 2 minute premise that makes an intriguing and creepy trailer but is never ultimately explored or developed into a full story. Out of laziness, a lack of genuine creativity or a lack of respect for the audience, too much of this is left hanging without any attempt at explanation. Genuinely laughable bits towards the end. 1.5 stars.

If you want to remember what it was like to pop a game on the original PlayStation back in the 90s and play a slow, poorly animated, badly designed game with wooden dialogue and dull, infantile gameplay, then you won't be disappointed. It's unbelievable that Playstation have the nerve to put unplayable crap like this out there. Avoid at all costs, even if someone gives it to you for free. Actually, just by offering it to you means you shouldn't be friends with them anymore.

This was some of the worst writing I've ever seen in a film. Ever. Absurd plotholes, terrible acting, ridiculous story. Absolutely awful on every level. Everyone involved in making this complete garbage should be thoroughly ashamed of themselves

Weak story, more just a continuing attempt to tie up loose ends. Criminally underused Rami Malek. If you've seen the trailer, you've seen the best bits. No spoilers, but the ending is...not what I'd expected or wanted.

Visually dazzling, emotionally satisfying, and most importantly, it made sense. There are a couple of daft moments but also some genuinely terrific Star Wars moments too.

The least believable true story ever. If this was a faithfully recreated version of true events then either the film was clumsily made and the story badly told or everyone in the 80s was a gullible moron. So much of this didn't add up. A deep undercover agent who goes home each night to his wife and kids even though he's being followed. Everyone loves him for no discernable reason. His character isn't charming or menacing or a genius, he's a slightly nervous bloke who wants an early night. Avoid.