Martin van Stein

Tip for filmmakers: Start with a hook . This can be an interesting situation or premise...interesting being the keyword here. This aint it... dreary mess

It's good, but I wish the ending was a bit more definitive and honoured the rules of that universe more. The happy ending kinda ruined an ottereyes (yes a pun) good conclusion. Also having less but better written characters and a tighter storyline would've benefitted this series a lot better. Plus I didn't really found the main character to be that compelling or plausible ... but that applies to most characters. I mean the lady villain is almost a caricature... personally I think it would've been better if the son remained the witness... not to kill time (found that to be very stupid), but to maintain the current timeline, to save his dad. But all things said and done, it is worth your time

3 Kevin Bacon charisma points. I like the idea and the start was strong, but plotwise it doesn't have that much going for it and it gets weaker as it trods along. There are no layers or twists ... just 8 episodes of demon shooting and a streaming trope where a season ends in a cliffhanger. Some characters are good... like Lucky , Hub and the British guy in the van. But the rest are just not that interesting.

An incoherent mess about the life of Oppenheimer, the bomb and the aftermath. There is no through line, there is no character development of any kind, nor is there a real story. Most characters (even the famous ones) just pop in deliver their lines and do their thing and pop out again. I think it is mainly due to bad editing, but also direction. I know Nolan has a fascination with time related gimmicks, which is fine in sci-fi ... but if you deliver a biopic, it should be about character and constant time jumps does not work. You lose all sense of character and progression of certain main events Anyway I made it to just past the testing of the bomb and I started hitting the +10 second button long before that and decided it is just not worth spending any more time on.

Incoherent pretentious slob. I managed to suffer through about 10-15 minutes of it, before I tapped out. From what I can surmise it depicts a society where Rome never fell and developed into a very similar society as we have now as far as technology and also culture goes. It involves Kylo Ren being able to stop time . Problem is, that it doesn't do anything particularly interesting and it lacks substance. It would be interesting if Kylo Ren was able to shift through different alternate universes, but that doesn't seem to be the case. It just shows some decadence for some cheap thrills and almost a burlesque /cartoonist portrayal of a society... which in itself is fine, if it has substance. And with substance I mean something you as a viewer can identify with , a struggle a common human goal... it has none of it

This is all you need to know about this movie and it will save you from wasting an hour and 20 odd minutes of your life: Robots kill people and only people and can't go above a certain elevation. The reason why they kill people or why they can't get above a certain elevation is not going to be explained... and it doesn't make any sense. If they're robots, then why program to not go beyond a certain elevation... also if they detect humans based on the fact we exhale carbon dioxide , how do they distinguish between animals and humans? I mean why explain all that, if you can have dialog and exposition dumps about people and events that you haven't seen and/or care very little about... You can really go on forever and pick this movie apart, just take science lady for example. She stays behind , while mr Mackie drives off and experiments for some time to finally find the solution at the exact moment one of these robot things attack her. Now I don't know how much time passed, but as she had time to make a batch of bullets I would argue that it would be impossible for her to get ahead of mr Mackie and yet again commit a movie cliche of showing up in the nick of time The only good thing about this movie is that the annoying blond lady got clipped and isn't shown to have survived the ordeal at the end... as that would make it a trifecta of cliche's. Anyway anyone involved in this that actually thought it was good, should never work in entertainment again...

It was actually a decent movie in the vein of a Bad Boys movie. Just light hearted fun ... and no agenda pushing , woke liberal nonsense. Just an action movie with some humor mixed in.

Casting Bryce as the lead was a bad choice. Not so much as the "writer", but as the "spy" ... she just doesn't convince as a spy and has zero chemistry with Sam's character. Did like the spy twist storywise, but again because the lead doesn't convince as a spy, the movie starts falling apart rapidly. And also all these cop outs, where none of the deaths actually happened , or rather were final ...makes it a B-movie with a B plot

a good movie, not as moving as the green book, more like a feel good business movie... a nice watch, nothing special

I liked the off beat chemistry between all the actors And that's what made it work when it worked. Story itself was a bit lackluster and especially the start of the movie was a bit boring. Again did like all the characters but it could've been a bit more colorful and over the top and a better set up and conclusion. I mean the story starts dreary and ends dreary