Aylar Asefi

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The movie was stunning regarding to having considered all of the tricks that make a good action movie - it had time limitations, body-to-body fights, many choices and save your beloved ones scenario and etc. Chris Pine is a really great actor and watching him play a cool CIA agent absolutely transfers the impression that he IS totally blended in the role. Also in addition to the fact that the whole movie keeps its theme all time long (being a responsible federal police), it also displays many scenes of Jack's personal life and that makes the movie less harsh. There are some disadvantages to the film, as well. You'd most likely find yourself catching some Mission Impossible vibes immediately as you reach act two. It's inevitably obvious and catchy that most of the screenplay was inspired by films of that kind. However the plot seems like a total modern cliché since the Sep 11 attack was the start of a completely developed way of facing terrorism and if you just look up the last decade's movies about this, all is on 'kicking some badass but sort of victimized terrorist', still never uncovering what the 9.11 was really about. But you'd better consider it's what spy-thriller movies are like, and move on.

I watch the film, telling myself this was one of the best movies of 2018, and then I come visit the ratings. Bumb! I really don't understand the reason how this movie is underrated and disliked so much. Even the box office is shocking. Alright. Let's say not all the actors were the kind to use their fame here to increase the market , maybe a few symbols had been seen before and were repetitive from other movies, but you can't possibly deny the fact that the whole visuals and the CGI was gorgeously made. The sounding and music was fascinating as you could just connect to the sound and immediately interpret what's going on even if you missed a glance. The main idea was brand new, despite all the other scientific movies out there talking about screens and robots and automatic devices. The concept was really well made and creative as you could jump into an atmosphere that was an intelligent combination of mortality and humane acts from the past and technology and knowledge from the future. However I'm not claiming this was a 100% masterpiece, for it still could have gotten much further and more thrilling both in visuals and the story. For example it didn't really need to take over an hour for Hester to talk about her origin. The objective of the city beyond the wall wasn't ever introduced or demonstrated. Shrike's death took too long and in the end of act two, we still had an hour to figure out what'll happen. The quantum light strike was inevitably animated that reminded me of Suicide Squad disaster. I found the film all in all a refreshing act in the recent cinema, and I truly couldn't have imagined such a low rating until I googled it.