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Can’t remember the last time my kids and I watched a movie and all agreed to rewatch it the next day. It’s that good. Funny, touching, inspiring, smart, hilarious. And knowing where the movie came from and what it had to overcome to get to the cinema and now crushing it, is a Coyote movie all by itself! Meep meep! 10, a f**ing 10

do you like 80s action movies? yes? watch war machine. thank me later. this is a perfect throwback to Arnold, Sly and all those guys who made our childhoods.

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This is like the Star Wars Outlaws of Marvel movies. It’s got enough to be solid entertainment., but it had so much more potential. You’ll leave the cinema without regrets, but also without lasting memories. That being said, Mackie as Cap is great and the chemistry with his side-kick works like a charm. The widow character is under-developed. So is the villain whose name I already forgot. Ford is great but like Cap, there was so much on the table there for topics of expectations, change and dealing with pressure.

I watched this with my kids and we really liked the movie. It's like Kingsmen in meta. The chemistry between the leads is good, the story was ok and the (heavily VFX-laden) action scenes are off-the-wall crazy. I don't see where all the hate comes from...

Colt Seavers was my childhood hero. I watched every episode and once nearly broke my neck trying to recreate on of Colt's crazy stunts. That is to say, I had HUGE expectations going into this Gosling vehicle with my 11-year old son. I was totally ready to hate this complete re-imagination of my childhood favourite. Well, it won me over. Completely. The best thing I can say about the movie is that it doesn't really need any association to the original Fall Guy. Marketed by any other name, it would work just as well. It's a love letter to 80s action and has a love-story between two people with actual chemistry. I loved it. If you like cars, stunts and the 80s, this is a no-brainer. A very enthusiastic Colt "".

Not only much better than I anticipated, but generally a really good flick! Race engineer Hellboy sells the literal hell out of the movie! I went to Wikipedia a couple of times to double check facts and was amazed how faithful the movie is to the true story. Even the racing sequences are done so that an actual racer doesn’t have to fremdschäm Great movie. Great tale. Glad I watched it with my 18 year old daughter - inspiring stuff.

A solid, scary movie. Not overly long. Not overly ambitious, but it does what it does well. The two young leads sell the plot well enough. Again, not 6th sense level quality here, but you’ll jump quite a few times.

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This movie has become my guilty pleasure. Yeah, it lacks the intensity of the OG, the style of the sequel, and the raw minimalism of Prey, but in my book it has the best damn cast of all of them - Predators included (which I think takes itself way too seriously). The more I watch it, the more I find. It's just a really good ensemble and they did a good job with the Upgrade. They even avoid the trap of going all soft because there is a kid with autism. Instead they double down Goonies style. Life is dangerous and everybody can get killed off. Traeger is a really great villain also. I want to see this group tackle more stuff together...unfortunately not possible. Anyways, I don't understand the hate for this flick. I love it and I am loving it more and more each time I watch it.

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Should be appreciated on the biggest screen possible. A real cinema experience. Peele’s NOPE is like A. Night Shamalyan’s Unbreakable- at his best that is - wonderfully atmospheric, grandiose cinematography and superb pacing. I loved it.

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Maybe I didn’t get it…but there was nothing. None of the style. None of the originality. Even the special effects are nothing to write home about. The story about videogames and the matrix felt meh. Just a waste **** franchise and two great actors.

If you watched TopGun as a kid and loved it, this sequel will bring you to your knees with tears. It brought my entire cinema down in a rollercoaster of HOOOOLY **** and NOOOOO and HELLYEAHHHs. It’s that good. I’m not a Tom Cruise fan, actually the opposite. Have a hard separating his acting and his “religion”. But daaamn, that man brought his A game to this one. Easily the best flick 2022 so far (guess it should earn “best late movie of 2020

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Fantastic finale for Daniel Craig. Makes you cheer, laugh and cry in a way no other installment since Skyfall. This will go down as one of the greats.

Feels real. Sometimes too real. It's a movie that left me wishing it would take a left turn into a Hollywood cliché to make everything alright. It refuses and ends up being a slice of life on film. Someone wrote that it feels like you spend real time with real people going through some really tough ****. I couldn't agree more. I liked spending that time with these people.

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I really liked this actually! It's like a teenage John Wick coming of age

Look, I expected the worst trash kind of movie and what you get is some of THE best actual non-CGI driving, great production value, some character development and just a whole lot of fun! This is so much better than it had any right to be. A hidden gem in my book. Whoever made it, loved making it. That shows.

A warm, meditative movie on bringing life into this world and how to care for both. This is not an action-flick like "Armageddon", but more continuing the spirit of "Solaris". You need the time and the state-of-mind to take this one in and some space after to digest it, then it will be a very rewarding experience.

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A long movie, but one that draws you in - just take the time and be in a frame of mind to let yourself be **** in. Cast and Setting are superb and if Paul Rudd doesn't convince you what a superb actor he is, then you are dead inside. A wonderful movie. Highly recommended.

All those fanboys should finally move out of their mommy's basement. This is a fresh and awesome new Chapter of Star Wars. I saw it with my 12 and 15 year old and they laughed, cried and clawed the armrest in suspense - just like their dad did some 30 years ago. Also, as a father of 4 daughters I think it's bold and timely to put so many strong female leaders front and center. Awesome movie, don't miss it!