Fh Cheung

Screenplay and directing and cinematography each does a great deal of disservice to the ensemble of stars. Dialogues lack meaning and emotion, and the plot is just pointless. But the stars are still worth watching. Andy Garcia exudes such warmth and charm, that much can be forgiven

Gags superbly written and timed and subtly performed. It’s so good that one wants to rewatch right after finishing the first episode. Looking forward to future instalments

Some sensationalism that I thought could be forgiven to avoid being too artsy. Memorable acting. First rate music. Would really like to see more Rossellini….

Conspiracy theorists field day. Taut psychological thriller brilliantly written directed and acted

Mixed bag of too many things all at once. A bit of Aliens, multiverse, subterfuge, time travel, Adams family, Godzilla. And too many crew members….

Had more than a few good laughs out of this. The third act could have been tauter, though the “you can’t prove I am not me” scene is such a gem. Harrelson and Hart are just fun to watch.

Not funny; low energy. Lame gags; tame action; way too predictable. Foxx and Diaz unfortunately just don’t have a lot of chemistry. He quite sad to see Close doing inept British accent - and why bother anyway when Diaz doesn’t?

Action movie done right. One sequence topped by the next. Story lines really no more than an excuse for fights and mayhem, but when they are done so well who’d care? The villains however move and sound too warm and fussy, which loosens the tension overall.

Harmless but tired action comedy. Third act is a real letdown. Shame given talents like Simmons, Barry, Wahlberg

The intrigue when revealed stretches credulity, and feels a bit silly. Hide and seek done far too many times - destroying tension and suspense.