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Unfortunately a little too intelligent and delayed in gratification for the average viewer nowadays. The suspense and secrecy of the hidden agenda will indulge audiences of a forgotten era of film. This is a modern revolution of Spielberg with a high degree of action he has rarely shown. There are beautiful cinematic moments where he captures artistically-styled long-takes of Emily and Josh acting in near perfection, that are honestly mesmerising. I genuinely rate this as peak Spielberg, the subject matter as interesting to myself and the overall viewing as spectacular and enthralling cinematography. Honestly just go watch this, dwell on every moment and enjoy it.

Lots of fun: better than I expected from reading the critic reviews. The pacing is a little off, with a lot of the film spent setting up the events, followed by a rush to revolve them, which was my main criticism. Feels like it could've been a lot better with 30 minutes extra runtime

A horrible, boring film with almost no redeemable qualities. Which is a shame, given its quality cast

People are saying this is the worst Marvel film, I disagree, it's far better than Eternals. The plot is weak, but it is a popcorn-munching action flick. The Strange New Worlds inspired musical segment makes no sense and detracts from overall tone of the film. Brie is hot

Being completely honest, this is the first Fast and Furious film I haven't enjoyed, not even as a guilty pleasure, brain out, balls to the wall action flick. It's almost become a parody of itself: there is no story, it's over-the-top and unbelievable in almost every scene. "Family" is mentioned so frequently, you could probably measure the film in FPS - Family Per Second. Let's hope the final films in the franchise are more inspired and back to form.

I'd rather be dominated by a T-rex than have to watch this 'movie' again!!!

Par for the course for any Marvel movie. Worth a watch. Russell Crowe steals the show with his seedy camp take on Zeus :D

I'd give this a 1/10 if it wasn't for the totty on-screen. Yep, I said that, so sue me

A love-letter to the soon becoming past-era of manned military aviation, and a homage to the original, that somehow manages to better it in almost every way. The adrenaline ride hits hard about midway through and continues to pump to an ending that pays tribute to its predecessor, be prepared to be on the edge of your seat from the sheer photographic brilliance and Tom's incredibly realistic portrail of G-forces in every aerial action shot. No wonder Paramount held onto this for so long, they knew they had fire in their hands and I'm sure they'll milk it for what it's worth!