Justin Carroll

The dvd cover states that The Bombing 'stars screen legends Bruce Willis and Adrien Brody'. It doesn't. Brody appears for about 2 minutes, and Willis's total screen time could only amount to what would be a cameo role - neither one 'stars' in this film. But that's only the beginning of this wrong-footing nightmare. The opening sequences are choppy and confusing, the obsession with endless pointless explosions ads nothing and is a wall of cgi-laden noise, the character development is flimsy at best, and the relationships are corny and obvious and have all the subtlety of a brick through a window. I had such a headache by the end of this piglet-strewn nonsense that I'd almost rather have re-watched Infinity War or Suicide Squad. But not quite. And that's about the best thing I can say about this ludicrous farce.

This film was killed by the overblown and relentless score, the emphases of which were totally misplaced. It was WAY TOO LOUD and the mix was miles off, so as is commonplace now, you couldn't hear half the dialogue properly. The film was also unnecessarily long, and distinctly un-epic. The worst film I've seen by Christopher Nolan by a country mile.