Chris Ellery

Not bad, ending a bit underwhelming.

Slow paced messy story line, but more twists than a packet of twisties. Worth the view, slow burn.

The story line is fragmented, loose and makes no sense. Unfortunately the acting lacks conviction and the chemistry we saw in the first 3 instalments is gone. Laurence Fishburne’s absence hurts the credibility of this film. Very poor effort.

Starts out slowly then picks up. Ending very confusing. Great action.

Not very funny. Disrespectful towards those on the spectrum. There are some great characters, but the mother is so inappropriate and the sleazy work colleague.

Unfortunately this film is all over the place. The good elements of the movie are overshadowed by the over use of characters, Darren, that do not make sense. If this character was designed to be a humorous punch line it misses the mark. Lang is at times played well but lacked believability as a serious universal destroyer. Confusing movie.

Movie with different speeds. First 80 minutes all over the place with the story line. Humour at times falls flat. However, the last 40 minutes brilliant and Christian Bale worthy of Oscar nom. Not as good as Ragnarok.

Great to learn about behind the scenes experiences. It was really important to discover the actors enjoyed the experiences of making the movies and the relationships made. Really sobering to realise how many of those involved in the making of the movies have passed. A must watch.

Movie starts out slow and cheesy. Then it picks up, but too cheesy. Poor version of Romancing the Stone. Not for me.

Slow paced story that stalls in places. The way the story unfolds is a bit pedestrian. The ending leaves more questions than answers and makes it quite frustrating for the audience. Matt Damon gives a good performance in a cast that seems to be along for the ride.