Jon Hosey

An incredible, visually stunning, stroke of genius. Bah-humbug to the folks splitting hairs and nit-picking this film down to the studs. If you give some folks a $1M, they'll be mad that you didn't give 'em 2...Don't forget why we go to the movies people.....to have fun and be entertained, and this movie is very fun and entertaining. It has just the right amount of action, is thought provoking, and grabs at your heart strings to boot. After 3 hours and change, I was actually kind of upset that it was ending because I could have watched it for another hour or two. I'll definitely watch it on streaming in a few months and will follow it up with a ticket to the sequel in a few years. Cheers to Mr. Cameron - he's done it again.

Underwhelmed. Certain elements were cool (visual effects), but that's about it. This film leaves much to be desired. This installment feels like reheated leftovers from a fancy restaurant. You still recognize what you're consuming but somehow it's just not the same as before. With The Matrix, the expectation is that it will be a groundbreaking film that introduces something new that defies all logical possibilities with each installment. Not so with this film. Very humdrum, predictable, and lacks the groundbreaking epic wow factor of its predecessors. Since the writers and producers seemed to have run out of ideas, it would have been better if the trilogy was left undisturbed, as opposed to forcing out an unnecessary installment. It's almost like they only made it because they knew we would watch it, but other than that they really didn't care about it like the other 3 films.

I liked Wanda Vision. I was hooked on Loki like phonics.