Mark Constantine

I like the part where he shoots the guy

Finally, the type of movie that a guy with frigging blades for hands would make. In the previous X-Men movies, Wolverine stabbed a lot of people. Stab, fall down dead, repeat. Yeah boring. In this one, he starts out by cutting off someone's leg(why one slice, by the way, the guy has three knives), then a hand(and shotgun barrel), then he throws a crowbar at a windshield in a very satisfying way. Then he goes on to murder about 300 more people in the cruel and bloody ways in which a man with frigging knives coming out of his hands would. He doesn't poke them in guts and let them fall down. He slashes, gashes, and cuts into them like they're a fillet mignon. And the whole way through this movie there was also fine acting, a good story, lots of action, and a very satisfying ending. It's what Rambo: Last Blood would have been if Rambo: Last Blood had any of those components. This was excellent and HJ deserves whatever accolades he gets for it.

This is absolutely the best movie I've seen this decade. It's funny, sad, warm, ridiculous, perfectly acted by a great cast and just a lovely movie. I've watched it several times and have recommended it to everyone looking for something great to watch. It reminded me a lot of my childhood though I grew up in Pennsylvania. It took me back to the feelings of youth like Stranger Things did. The story has holes, it has long bits missing and things that make no sense, but that to me is exactly the way childhood should be remembered. This movie is not a story so much as an adventure. One you'll be glad you took and one that you'll long for again and again once its gone. Please watch it.

That was not a very good movie. Poor acting, fairly flat story that seemed to have come out of the Nancy Drew genre, and, to be honest, a slap in the face to the interesting and intelligent narration of the first one. This one sucked.