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I have some doubts about Rami Malek's acting. It often feels like he's pretending rather than truly becoming the character, and I find it hard to believe him on screen. But who am I to judge? I'm just a viewer. Despite that, I still enjoyed the film.What really bothered me was the script. After two hours, all we know about his character is that he's a great detective. Sometimes it feels like the writer never went back to revise it. Dude, you wrote this in 1993—did you really look at it years later and think, "Yeah, this is fine"? Maybe I'm missing something, but the character feels surprisingly shallow for a film this long.

It’s a bad movie, but JCVD is cool—that’s all. I thought I’d enjoy watching the fights, but nope. Still, JCVD is a beast. You probably already know the plot is unnecessary.

2:30 and movie was not boring, i am already impressed! It is charming, it is entertaining.

I’ve watched the trilogy at least three times, and I still can’t see why it’s considered “peak” or “brilliant.” I feel kind of strange for rating it so low, but there’s nothing remarkable about it for me. Drama? Interesting characters? I don’t see any. For a film that long, it doesn’t make me feel anything besides overwhelming boredom.

I really want to give this movie more than a 5. It could have been so good—there is so much potential being wasted. I mean, why don’t the creators want it to be good? You have everything needed to create magic, but I guess they just don’t care anymore.

The movie has some cool moments, but overall it’s just meh. I expected some cool action in the final scene inside the plane; the creators obviously could have done better. The movie lacks tension and feels like chapters poorly stitched together. I don't regret watching it, though. It's just a mid-tier movie, but for the 2020s, it already feels like a blessing. Definitely better than "One battle after another".

It's one of the most interesting movies I've seen lately. You should definitely watch it. It's worth your time.

I went into this movie with zero expectations — I just wanted to switch my brain off and have some fun. Holy hell, I never thought it was possible for something this utterly **** to actually get made and released.There isn’t a single character who’s even remotely interesting or likable. Not one. I usually love weird, stupid, over-the-top humor in movies, but even that couldn’t save this thing from being mind-numbingly boring from start to finish. I honestly think you need to be brainded to like this.

This film is utter garbage. I regret every minute spent watching it; I wish I had never started. It feels like the creators have nothing but contempt for their audience, demonstrating a complete lack of concern for the incoherent disaster they delivered

This movie is complete garbage, terribly made. I couldn’t get through a single dialogue without cringing. Come on, it’s 2025, and we’re still dealing with cartoonish villains, a brain-dead plot, and pointless nonsense. I’m fluent in Russian, and the Russian voice lines were painful to hear.

I actually don't get what people mean when they talk about something unique in this movie; I didn't see anything like that. All the praisers must have lost their minds a little. The characters are poor, and the story is poor, but I can't say I got bored or anything. I had fun; I had a good time. The movie has a lot of problems, but I don't mind. The ending is pure joy. Who says an ending must scare you? I laughed, but I don't think it's bad at all.

Saraband is one of those movies which can make you feel something deep. It’s touching and warm, pulling you into a story of tangled family ties and raw emotions through intense, honest dialogue. It was a pleasure to watch, leaving you thinking about love and life long after the credits roll.

I watched Lemming, and overall, I liked it more than I didn't. It was tense at times, and occasionally it felt like a dream — or maybe a dog's dream — surreal and slightly off.What worked best for me was the emotional impact. The movie managed to make me feel something, and that’s always a good sign.What didn’t work so well was the symbolism. Some of it just felt too forced or even stupid — but maybe that’s just me.

The most stupid Alien movie I have ever seen. I've seen them all. The level of idiocy is beyond all limits. Ridley wanted the new Star Wars but got Star Dementia.

28 Years Later – What the Actual Hell Is This?This isn’t a sequel — it’s a goddamn joke.They had years to come up with something meaningful. Instead, we get this incoherent, soulless, wannabe-zombie flick that tosses everything good about the originals straight into the **** Andy. No Jim. No **** tension. No slow-burn dread. Just dumb new characters, dumb new rules, and freaking crawlers that look like they escaped from a rejected Resident Evil **** virus doesn’t even matter anymore — it’s just an excuse for action scenes and "shocking" deaths. And the atmosphere? Gone. Completely replaced with generic, over-produced **** waited nearly three decades for a worthy continuation? Too bad. This thing spits in your face and asks for a tip.

Waste of time. This movie is pure nonsense packed with nonstop stupidity. That final fight scene made me turn it off — absolute idiotic trash

Total waste of time — don’t bother. A **** plot and even **** characters, I honestly don't know what the creators were thinking. Maybe they weren’t.

At times, it was tense and engaging. The acting was solid, and the story a bit above average. Even the bloody, messy, and downright stupid ending didn’t make me want to stop watching

As dumb as this movie was, it was still a fun watch and I really enjoyed it.

It got so gross at times, I had to look away. I can't remember the last time a horror movie actually scared me, but this one did

The atmosphere is great, the acting is cool, and Nicolas Cage is an absolute beast

I had fun watching this. I didn’t really care about the plot, but the pew-pew and paw-paw action was satisfying enough for me

While watching it, I didn't feel any emotion — neither from the fights nor from the characters. It's an average movie. If it didn’t have big names like Jackie Chan, it would probably rate below a 5.