SarahJane

I've read bloodshot comics for years and I think the casting could have been better - Ray is supposed to have military style dark hair with a side part-and I could have gone for a bit more dialog, but for a debut effort, this was a stellar attempt. It's far less superhero or comicy and more sci-fi action than anything. My friends with me knew nothing about Bloodshot and both loved it. One was a tech guy and laughed at all the geeky jokes. Some of the action is pretty fresh-I mean, every action movie has a car chase, an explosion and a lot of fight scenes, but can you throw in some thing different? There's a few places that are very unique. There's some room for improvement, but Valiant prides themselves on making their comics great, so I'd say they will get better and better because they will take criticism as a learning tool. I'd really give this a 4.5, but 5 is close enough.

I never thought I'd make it through this movie. It's painfully juvenile and one endless face palm of a plot hole. I wanted to stop watching after the first five minutes. "Why did my friend pick the movie we're watching if it's my birthday", I wondered, silently praying for a giant meteor to strike me and end my misery. I can think of worse movies, but not many. This is for young guys who think "I've always wanted to wake up and be stuck inside a video game". I've gamed a lot, and I've never said that. The only redeeming quality is the soy boy lead (Radcliffe) realizing that his weltunschung has been dramatically wrong the entire time. Sadly, he realizes that all too late. There's a few funny moments, but I'd have rather never seen this. Much like Deadpool 2.