It's better than the sequels at least. Some of the new characters truly stand out -- Yahya Abdul-Mateen II's Morpheus, Jessica Henwick's Bugs, and Neil Patrick Harris' The Analyst -- others (both flesh and machine) don't get much to do, and a pair who make their return (one original cast member, another a new casting) could have been left out, even though the latter has more to do with the plot than the former.
The film looks great, bringing the…
Better than I expected. I didn't really buy into Renner and Steinfeld's chemistry as mentor and pupil to the point where I thought she was miscast. That all changed when Pugh's Yelena arrived -- basically stealing every scene she's in -- delivering all the chemistry Steinfeld and Renner lack in just two scenes. Do not buy at all that Pugh is a bad ass, but she delivers a much more entertaining performance here than she did in "Black Widow." If…
HORRRRRRRIDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!
Poor direction, poor cinematography, poor lightning, poor pacing, poor acting, poor dialogue, poor framing, poor everything! It's not like I had high hopes for this fucking clickbait masquerading as cinema here, but my word what the fuck happened here?
Do you fucking bums want to make movies anymore or do you just want to condense a seasons worth of meh TV into two hours? Do you think your entire audience is a bunch of Ed Hardy wearing, UFC obsessed…
Not sure if I liked it. Wonderful sound design, Lawrence (who may have a small bit loud anti-following on Twitter) is fantastic and Bardems face is as complex and simple and moving as a great poem. It goes OUT THERE!!!!!!!!!! Which I think where the film lost me. I thought my goal in life would be to lead people away from the movie but now thinking about it I feel like I should tell everyone to see it to hear their own interpretations and reactions.
