Lover of three star comedies, Owen Wilson’s #1 fan
Quality of reviews may vary
Threw it on out of morbid curiosity because a friend assured me it was “one of the good ones.” If that’s the case, then Marvel movies are even less to my taste than I thought
Ugly to look at and filled with uninteresting characters facing a generic political conspiracy. Maybe the worst the CGI for these things has ever looked
Insane that the Red Hulk reveal (which was stupid) was very clearly written into the script as a twist but the marketing focused so heavily on it that it’s just nothing
Anthony Mackie and Harrison Ford are talented actors. How did they get stuck in this?
Fun movie! It leans a lot on Tim Robinson’s specific brand of weird charm rather than on Paul Rudd’s more conventional appeal and creates something unique. It’s more than just The Cable Guy meets I Think You Should Leave
One person in my screening not-so-quietly asked their date “what the fuck is his problem?”
This movie has the exact feel of seeing an old friend for the first time in a while — a little older, a little slower but nothing’s really changed in spirit
It captures the feel of the show flawlessly despite being off the air for over a decade. The lead actors all slip right back into their roles flawlessly. Tony Shalhoub especially does a great job returning to Adrian Monk
In a lot of ways this is just a double…
Why would the studio stand behind someone as problematic as Ezra Miller when the finished product is this bad? Absolutely nothing about this movie works
- Phoned in performances
- Poorly-done special effects
- Limp plot bordering on incomprehensible
- Half-baked, unearned emotional beats. I an the world’s biggest mark for sad mom stories and this one left me cold
- Immoral, ghoulish CGI recreations of dead (and some living) actors solely for the sake of applause that, in my…