Er.... Button-Moon-faced beauty Gemma Arterton kicks a man-shaped stage wig through a series of one-note CGI-assisted set pieces. Featuring Gyllenhaal's hair attempting a non-blow dry Harry Hamlin, Alfred Molina's bizarre slightly-off-beat comic timing, and Sir Ben looking as if he needs a few years Panto practice in Blackpool to nail his dastardly Evil-Lyn.

Pretty much interchangeable with my review of Clash of the Titans.

Wasn't nearly as annoyed as I perhaps should've been by this noisy big budget take on the classic game series Prince of Persia, a title that is actually very dear to me and really reminds me of the great times I had on the SNES.

While there are no real qualities to speak of it's no Pirates of the Caribbean and I'd say it's one of the more watchable CGI-circlejerks of recent years, despite not really doing anything with the fantastic material the games offer for movie adaptions, but I wouldn't recommend it as it is plagued by the same problems as all of these types of movies. Weak storyline, weak characters, a complete lack of anything of interest and zero memorable scenes.

It's rubbish, but it's forgettable rubbish.

Of the cast, there are mainly good performances from Jake Gyllenhaal and the actors who played his onscreen brothers. However, Alfred Molina and Ben Kingsley ham it up while Gemma Arterton manages to come off as irritating. The competently directed action makes for fun moments, but they can't compensate for the film feeling both derivative & formulaic, nor for its plot holes.

La historia peor contada que he visto en mucho tiempo

There's a real problem with casting Ben Kingsley in your films nowadays, especially when you equip him with this quantity of kohl: it makes the protagonists who trust him look really, really stupid.

Anyway. Just a let's-be-unwise-and-watch-a-stupid-movie-and-drink-wine evening with BF, and it's not bad for that, providing tons of opportunities for snarky commentary. For instance, the both completely unnecessary and all-out terrible English accent Jake Gyllenhaal is using provides amusement, as does the repetition of the ridiculous word "hassansins". Gemma Arterton looks luscious, and Alfred Molina brings some much needed life to the proceedings.

Of the cast, there are mainly good performances from Jake Gyllenhaal and the actors who played his onscreen brothers. However, Alfred Molina and Ben Kingsley ham it up while Gemma Arterton manages to come off as irritating. The competently directed action makes for fun moments, but they can't compensate for the film feeling both derivative & formulaic, nor for its plot holes.

Jake como principal reclamo no está nada mal. Luego tenemos una clásica historia que sigue los mismos esquemas de otras superproducciones del tipo aventuracas con maromo que salva a princesa en apuros y luego se morrean.

I am giving this an extra half star solely for the scene in which Alfred Molina kisses an ostrich.

Hogy miért nem tudják az ilyen jónak induló filmek az alapul szolgáló játék sztoriját 1-az-1be átvenni? Nem értem.

Fun and goofy. Perhaps the best video game movie made!

I found this rather boring (and forgot to review it when we'd finished it) but my kids seemed to enjoy it, so as an adventure film for younger teens it's probably fine. For adults wanting quiet young teens it's fine too.

Ar šo filmu ir tā - vizuāli jau viss ir baigi smuki utt., bet saturiski man likās, ka es filmas laikā nobeigšos. Varbūt es vienkārši esmu idiote ar gaumes trūkumu, bet filmas beigās man bija tāds - "Un kāda no tā visa bija jēga?" Kāds kaut kur gāja, nāca, aizceļoja atpakaļ laikā, bet jēgas taču no tā nav! Nevaru noliegt, ka vizuāli šī filma rada nedaudz tādu "WOW!" sajūtu, bet tas diemžēl arī viss.