Tara Leikness

First thing that makes zero sense... we are from the future and we know the exact date that all humanity will cease to exist... say what? All humanity except for you who have come to ask for help? That was my first logic question. You will see many others related to how they decide to fight the war in the reviews below that also occur as you watch the movie. I was literally beside myself when he says he can’t leave his future daughter to take the cure back to the past... where he will clearly save his daughter from this very fate...? What? Why can’t you see this? Then he goes back to the past and nobody asks him about the serum? They’re just like, “Cool, that vial that we couldn’t pry out of your hands? Not even curious. Go back home where your lack of logic and imagination won’t bring any solutions to mind.” How is every person watching this not screaming at the screen like I was? Maybe everyone is and only the movie writers and directors couldn’t see it. It’s almost embarrassing. I enjoyed Pratt after his out of character extreme temper tantrum at the beginning of the movie. Simmons was awesome. There are some fun quips and quirky characters which makes the movie a bit more bearable. Pratt plays a good dad and that’s sweet.