Schlafrockman

Eclectic and unsurprising, the Gorge is just enough suspenseful and visually attractive to keep you going till the predictable end. Also, I could not help but feel that the entire script makes more sense as a video game.

It's a showcase of brilliance in every aspect of cinematography, definitely worth seeing... I quite liked how they put the emotional weight of the story into the relation with Goose Jr. But on the other hand... it's just an action flick full of cliches, leaning toward sci-fi so, I cannot quite understand the overwhelming ratings.

A B-movie script on a high budget, where so little things make sense you simply don't want to waste your time on it. And that 'eighties' setting, which is there only because someone thought it would be fancy and nostalgic... Even worse, because the 1st movie was quite decent so one would expect Wonder Woman to grow into something more intelligent.

Not epic, no setpieces, no special effects and pretty predictable... But as a kind of cinematic exeperiment put exclusively into an airplane cockpit it kept me thrilled for its 90 minutes - and that's pretty much what I wanted.

A bittersweet story of modern globalism and its shifting centers of power. Probably an interesting insight into reasons for the rise of Trumpism.