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It's pretty good. The first act is a bit rough, and quite slow. It does speed up a bit and gets more interesting. Casting was good. It's fun, action is good, but it suffers with Marvel Humour and at some dramatic points they ruin the moment by jumping for a joke. Especially the DC equivalent of Loki in Avengers if you get my meaning.

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It is easily the best phase 4 content, it's not even remotely close. The MCU has missed having a baddie as good as Octavius, or Osbourne. I am glad the first act was the only one with a lot of 'Marvel humour'

I've finally had the time to fully process this train wreck. This film basically almost did what I thought impossible. It genuinely made me dislike Star Wars. Now I just pretend the sequel trilogy doesn't exist, and pretty much nothing Disney has done is canon. One point because it looks kinda nice looking. Rian may know how to make some other films, but he cannot do Star Wars.

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My only complaint is that it could do with an action replay sometimes, just so I can savour those 'Oh my days' moments. This sentence is totally irrelevant.

It's a decent movie, but The Dark Knight surpasses it in every single way. It's arguable that Batman Begins is better also. A good end to the Nolan series, but not it's most glorious moment.

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It took me a few minutes to truly 'get' Shoot 'Em Up... I think the point that I realised was when he killed a guy by jamming a carrot into the blokes skull. Utter ridiculous and utterly brilliant.

The most entertaining thing about this film was the Rage Against the Machine song in the end credits, for that it gains a solitary point, it is so without merit. Who reviewed this film?! How is it positive? -edit- I know know... you accidentally press submit on 10.