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Incredibly boring and tepid beyond belief. Much like the first one it’s a mess of bad takes from Poirot and an assortment of horrible decisions. From the script, to the editing, the cast, just awful. Avoid like the plague.

This is four episodes of the Lynda Carter TV show, follows light hearted family adventure rules from those tv shows for the most part. So that’s that I guess... =/

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The movie is entertaining but it has many issues. Few action sequences, slow paced, most of the characters are terribly miscast, including Nielsen and Wright. The worst issue is Gadot herself, coming out as an extremely inadequate Wonder Woman in comparison with the comics. Also the inclusion of Chris Pine is a direct attempt at undermining the WW character. Female leads do NOT need a wing-man to hold them. So the movie shoots itself in the foot. A reboot should come sooner than later.

This is a good Marvel flick, much like Thor Ragnarok or Captain America, however they seem to keep dumbing down the plots to kindergarten level, that is alarming. More so because the movies keep exceeding the 90 minute mark by a long shot, and yet not much happens. Brie Larson is a very good cast, in direct contrast with Gal Gadot, and the movie makes use of super powers once and for all, that was great. Hopefully sequels will have more depth, but this is female super hero done right.

This feels like a family friendly 90’s adventure, much like The Mummy or ID4 but with today’s technology. It’s a good mix. The steam punk universe is very cool, visuals are breathtaking, there are epic villains, action, fun... Downside is it also feels a lot like they borrowed from Star Wars... The movie is a bit long but it’s justified. Pace seems even throughout the whole thing. Perhaps they mashed too many events for a single movie, a trilogy might have been a better fit.

Like everything involving Abrams this is mediocre at best. The pace is way too slow, movie is too long. Characters are not interesting. Zombies should be fun but they managed to make it boring. Not worth your time.

This had a huge potential to be a canon sequel and restart an awesome franchise. Having four women follow the path of the original ghostbusters was a great idea, Bill and Dan could have passed the torch on, but this movie like many recent others hides behind a so called empowering of female characters to get sales, and then it sets them up to fail. Sadly the director turned the movie into a bland senseless thing that goes nowhere for two hours. Kate McKinnon does a great job, and so does everyone else in the cast, with the exception of Melissa McCarthy who I find poor at acting and comedy. But the plot and its execution ruin everything for everyone. Paul Feig managed to get a commercial success out of some cheap movies in the past, and that's why he got to do this project, not because he's good at directing, or because he cares about female characters, or the ghostbusters fanchise. This whole thing has been depressing, I hope a new reboot can be created in the future that isn't as poor as this.

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This reminds me of E.T., you have a bunch of people saying it's the best movie ever, but all I see is a boring, senseless bad collection of incoherent scenes. No sense, no story, awful cast. Wasted Hannah John-Kamen horribly, when she is clearly lead role material. You have to know you're off when your lead is the star of boy scouts vs zombies. Plain garbage.

This was ground-breaking for many reasons. Sigourney Weaver became an icon for it, she enbodies the hero role perfectly and inspires with it. It's super packed with action, and the improved budget from the original helps a lot. Paul Reiser was great on his role. From the makeup, to the atmosphere, the action scenes, the characters, the plot, the fx... it's the absolute best.

This is not Die Hard, it's super hero Bruce Willis vs the world, much like the other installments that came after the third movie, which was the last one to make any sense. The John McClane character is butchered by the writers, turned into something that doesn't have any connection to the original setting in the first three movies. This effectively ruined the franchise.

A master piece blend of scify and horror. The entire cast makes a super job. The atmosphere is sublime. The only bad thing this movie has is that there has been no sequel yet.

Vikander is very good as Lara Croft, unfortunately everything else is awful. The script is pretty terrible. The Jolie scripts were cheesy but they worked a lot better.

The plot, the behavior of the characters, the setting, it's all just plain stupid. By the 2nd half the movie turns unwatchable. The entire premise of the movie is ****. HISHE made a better movie than this. It's preposterous this got a sequel.

A vision of what the real SW universe should look like. In realistic KOTOR fashion this movie presents a serious take on SW, the plot makes sense, the characters have depth. Felicity Jones and Diego Luna deliver excellent performances. The Leia CGI was not good, but easily one of my top three SW movies.

Hollywood keeps mashing the cold war concept with current times, and that doesn't work. The movie feels out of place, it can't shake the feeling that something is not right. That makes it a failure, like The Sum of All Fears. Also Lawrence doesn't help with her blank face void of emotion.

No content, no substance, no depth, some dialogue I guess. If you compare this to any disaster movie from the 70s or 80s it's just appalling, and those movies were not very good.

Anderson can come up with extremely satisfying movies, or the complete opposite. It's difficult to figure out his process for choosing projects. Not translating the japanese audio at some parts is very unfortunate. The cast is good but the movie drags after the first half and takes too long to produce any meaningful results.

It's young Melissandre vs Ned Stark, but with even less production money, if that's possible. Acting is superb, everyone is british, so that's to be expected. But the lack of budget and substance made it boring AF

The first half is ok, the second is not. Characters are very cool, but the pace of the movie is way too slow, thirty minutes too long at the least. Action scenes are few, and the center of the plot is a royal family feud. Not very superhero-esque.

Story has a slow start, but the second half of the movie delivers. CGI is top notch and the action scenes are very well composed. Megan Fox does an ok job as April O'Neil. Fichtner portrays a good villain, and the turtles are quite funny.

It suffers from too many characters and uneven focus, a regular occurrence in Game of Thrones. Duration increases and yet each character gets less screen time. Strange and Stark exchange some funny lines, but that's about it. Thanos did nothing wrong, it was the writers.

The best movie in the franchise with a stellar cast that shines. Parker Posey does a superb job as one of the main villains. Jessica Biel is great for the part. The movie works at the same level of Thor Ragnarok

A good action flick that just works. The ending is not amazing, and the plot is nothing special, but it delivers great action sequences. The Walking Dead's Lauren Cohan is interesting to see as covert operative. Rousey does an ok job with the few lines she gets. Malkovich has a weird kind of carpet like hair that's not his. Bottom line: it works.

This feels like a mix of Sin City and John Wick. The movie plays a lot like a comic book. Action sequences with extreme violence are a lot of fun. However the movie has slow scenes in between the action, and this hurts the pace badly. Some of the sex scenes are borderline porn and awkwardly long. It would help to cut twenty minutes or so from it. Vanessa Hudgens is very underutilized, but the rest of the cast works well.

Poorly executed, slow, boring, thirty minutes too long. Full of unnecessary bits that act as filling for a story that isn't there. The second half is unwatchable.

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More or less like the first movie, this is family friendly, light, fun adventure comedy. Like most Marvel movies running time is too much. Should have kept it within ninety minutes. Hanna John Kamen’s character is a bit underwhelming.

Some of the jokes are slightly off for a horror movie and the ending is rather simple for the amount of complexity built. There seems to be a lack of characters to work with. Farmigas are always ok. The scares are not bad, but kind of cheap. Overall it's ok.

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