jimmywalter

Boring! While I philosophically agree that we are our worst enemy, I don't go to see Wonder Woman for therapy. This is just as bad as The [last] Joker. Walked out of that one too

I was entertained and liked the characters. Occasionally, it tried to be serious about relationship problems - and then it faltered. Plenty of twists and laughs.

I loved it. Much better than Infinity War. Really deserves a much higher critic rating. There is action and I bonded with the Gorilla. Johnson was great. The villains were good. The government was stupid. Ok, the science is crap, but this is not a documentary, it is entertainment, and for that I give it a nine. I was engaged for the entire movie, unlike Infinity war which was both confusing and boring at points.

Sooo much better that Infinity War. Deep for a superhero movie - the puns and allusions came so fast you have to watch it twice to hear them all (ok, puns and allusions are not "deep" in the philosophical sense - but they are intellectual). And, unlike most of Marvel's universe, the villains/bad guys can actually and do redeem themselves - ok, some are not allowed to, but at least some do. That is the problem with superhero movies, ~"a great hero requires a great villain", i.e. pure evil, which of course, does not exist - just as superheros do not. Be that as it may, this one was fun to watch, had great humor - ok, here comes the sermon - but too much drug use promotion (and remember, alcohol is the most abused drug in the world, though tobacco kills the most). Sorry for the sermon. At any rate, if your budget is limited, don't see Infinity War, see this one - much more bang for your buck. Also Rampage is better than Infinity Stones and deserves a higher rating.

Very disappointing. They cram so many characters into it that it is fragmented. Moreover, the story is lame and in order to not let the avengers win, the come up with all of these crummy Deux et machinas that ignore the characters' strengths. It is one long fight scene (ok, to be expected) that has become, to adapt William Makepeace Thackeray, "did not the fightiest of the fighiest, common grow and wearisome er yet ever the film was over"

I am astounded at the bad reviews. The movie was very entertaining and well done, the images stunning, better than many sci-fi movies. Perhaps the reviewers are Christian or Muslim bigots trying to suppress this movie (all religions are fantasy bigotry meant to control the masses). I was glued to the screen for the entire time. I even cried over parts that touched my heart. I will see it again and again since it is now on my list of favorites.

Well,, it is obvious that MI5, the CIA, et. al. go to the reviewers. The similarities to 7/7, 9/11 are toooo close. Don't want the General public going and start seeing this! Might get them to think! Therefore a few well placed Dollars or threats, some agents writing bad Reviews as users, and let it slide into oblivion.

I love Nessen and Harris, but they have done this movie too many times already. I am also burnt out on chase and fight Scenes. My sense of disbelief LIVES, unlike any newness in this movie.

I found the cinematography and timing poor from a technical standpoint - that is that some Scenes would be strange to be there at all and others would hold too Long. As other reviewers said, flat and unattractive with a hard to follow and from a Computer Technology standpoint yet another impossible hacker tale (no real hacker could get in that easy or fast to the Systems they Claim to penetrate in seconds)

While certainly not as gory and sexually exploitive as some, it is meaningless trash, as one other reviewer put it "a waste of talent" of some great stars who put in their usual good work. The plot is stupid. Not one of these characters has ever seen a spy or cartel movie? They don't protect themselves in any way. They go home and sit around? They are not suspicious of beautiful women who just happen to pass by and fall for them? They walk around the streets thinking they are invisible?