Aimee J M

This was just brilliant viewing, exceeded expectations. Love Barry Keoghan and all the cast.

A must see, Nic Cage at his finest, the best dark comedy I've seen possibly ever that leaves you with that feeling of dread also, well acted.

All of the characters in this movie were annoying. Except Matthew Lillard , he was phenomenal and the only reason to give this film a rating. I was excited for this film, massively let down. So much slow mo robot character walking, oh so much. That was a long sit.

Don't understand the dislike for this movie, acting was outstanding, yes parts were drawn out but I enjoyed the story and they were a very real couple. I didn't know what to expect going in but didn't leave disappointed.

Yikes..so boring.. bland..one of them films you feel never gets started. No character development. I would say a slow burner..but there was no fire. Avoid

Stunning visuals, talented cast...the plot..I'm sorry but I experienced no sympathy, empathy or care. They were robots. All felt like it's been done before.

Such a welcome add to the SAW series. Which , if I'm honest I can barely remember the past 6 movies. SAW X took things back to basics , John Kramer on top for, bad news for the baddies, great news for us. Well formulated and twists and turns to a structured plot. For a film I didn't know was being released until a week ago, one of best I've seen this year. As good as first two installments.

Visually outstanding and Michelle Yeoh was fantastic, bland at times but always admire the dedication from Branagh with the French accent oui oui !

...quite ... "meh", beautiful scenery, Did feel as though Robert McCall was in a care home most of it, lots of focus on walking up steps and folding napkins for tea, though action scenes as always had the "waw" factor . 6/10.

100% better than the first one ...Still not great but the use of the goat and imagery added well. Boarding school setting clever. Enjoyable, 6.5/10.