Chloe Sullivan26 said:Since I’m such a huge fan of Sylvester Stallone playing those cold-blooded, stone-faced characters, I found this movie to be absolutely stellar. It’s kind of like if you took the vibe of The Transporter but instead of just driving fast, he’s actually out there taking everyone down... But seriously, it's incredibly well-constructed; there aren't any of those tedious, watered-down, or unwatchable scenes that usually drag these types of films down...
I suppose it’s definitely worth your time to check out...
I must say, I found myself quite captivated by the film, though I did find that one particular scene involving vomiting to be rather difficult to stomach—if you'll pardon the pun—but otherwise, everything resonated deeply with me.
It’s nothing out of the ordinary, and I wouldn't go so far as to say it’s particularly hilarious—honestly, there are much better comedies out there right now, so if you haven't caught it yet, you probably don't need to.
A handful of decent jokes here and there, but that's really about it.
Personally, I found myself quite taken with the film; I didn't find it boring or particularly aimless at any point, if I'm being honest. I'd probably give it a solid 9/10.
Laura Booth6 said:That caught me off guard too, how nonchalantly they portrayed everything 😁 But in a good way, though I did find it a bit 😲 😁 I'm not a fan of censorship...
That's a bit of a silly question since you actually have to watch the movie to know. Honestly, I think you're missing out on plenty of decent films just out of pure spite (Jumper, Narnia...) But hey, it's your call.😉
I suppose they really should have just shown us the back view; honestly, it was all just a bit much, and frankly, it felt like nothing more than empty talk.
I should also offer some praise for the film itself, as it was truly excellent and maintained such a gripping tension right until the very end, though I suppose I might have preferred if they had cut out a few of those unnecessary scenes—those who have actually seen it will know exactly what I mean, specifically regarding all that gratuitous posturing and displays of masculinity, which felt completely pointless; the actual plot was more than enough on its own without all that, and frankly, it was just... ugh, gross.
I have to say, I wasn't particularly fond of it, if I'm being honest. I suppose you could say two-thirds of the movie was decent enough, but then it just sort of devolves into something silly and quite frankly, rather tedious. My rating would probably be a 5/10.
I haven't actually sat down to watch this horror flick before, but I caught it on ABC last night, and I have to say, it was quite decent. It’s a bit of a rarity for me since I find most horror movies to be rather underwhelming, but this one was genuinely engaging and held my interest. I suppose I won't even get into commenting on Paris, though I did think the dynamic between the brother and sister was handled quite well. And, interestingly enough, despite being a horror film, it didn't rely on those cheap, mindless jump scares that usually ruin the genre for me.
The movie is quite something—it's genuinely fun and has these hilarious moments, at least regarding the non-sync parts, I suppose. As for the soundtrack, it’s an absolute standout, truly a ten out of ten. It's definitely worth your time. 10/10
Good grief, what an utterly lackluster experience; it was just incredibly tedious and, frankly, painfully slow. I mean, if anyone out there actually managed to decipher the central theme or the intended message of this film, please, do me a favor and write it down, because I am genuinely at a loss here. The plot seems to just wander aimlessly about until those final twenty minutes, but for the vast majority of the runtime, it’s just so sluggish and excessively drawn out that I found myself constantly waiting—just perpetually waiting—for something, anything, to actually happen or for the credits to finally roll.
Personally, I didn't find it particularly gripping or even remotely interesting, if I'm being honest. If I had to sum up the whole experience in a single thought, I suppose I'd say there is No tight plot; the movie just feels like two separate stories that were never quite successfully woven together into a cohesive whole.
I suppose I find myself nodding along with what was previously mentioned, feeling that perhaps the story really ought to have concluded on a darker note, rather than settling for a positive one.
I suppose I’d land somewhere around a 6/10 on this one, if I had to say.
To hasn't been particularly thrilling for me, I suppose; it feels a bit tedious, and honestly, it’s dragging on much longer than it probably should. I’d say, maybe, a 6/10.
I just finished watching it, and I’d say it earns a solid 8 out of 10, I suppose. There were certainly some funny moments scattered throughout, though nothing particularly groundbreaking, really; I mean, there are definitely better comedies out there if you're looking for something truly special.
I watched it, and if I’m being perfectly honest, it just didn't do it for me. It felt like we've seen this exact story a thousand times before, you know? And some of the scenes were just completely absurd—like those car chases at the beginning, or that moment on the train where he stabs someone and then just pulls the knife out so casually, as if nothing happened, ha ha ha. It was such a tedious experience that I found myself counting down the minutes until the credits finally rolled.