Mike Rand

Unfortunately, this movie was a huge disappointment. The acting is horrendous, with lines delivered in such an unconvincing way that it’s hard to take the characters seriously. Right from the start, the setup is confusing. The film opens in a city meeting where everyone is speaking English, which makes no sense given the setting. It would’ve been much more believable if the characters spoke their native language with subtitles. The story itself is painfully predictable. At just under two hours long, it felt like a complete waste of time, nearly two hours of my life I won’t get back. The action scenes don’t help either. The gunfire looks unrealistic and poorly executed, which completely kills any tension or excitement. I also went in thinking this might be a sequel. The actor playing the brother is a completely different person, which only added to the confusion. And while I’ve enjoyed Liam Neeson in past films, it’s starting to feel like he’s aged out of these action-heavy roles. I know that might sound harsh, but it’s the truth. In the end, I’m honestly glad I sacrificed my time so others don’t have to. I just don’t see anyone really enjoying this one. If you’re on the fence about watching it, my advice is simple: skip it.

The movie is good because what in the ewokes we’re even in Star Wars the third movie.