Warner Bros. is leaving money on the table by not planning out films that are more comprehensive.
Even though we may not have the same personal experiences, we can still feel deep connections, because aspects of the human condition transcend all barriers.
People are being trained to form opinions and make decisions on increasingly incomplete information. A two-minute-thirty movie trailer might as well be a feature-length film.
This is exciting news for fans of the original who have a lot of patience.
The final product is an enjoyable film that manages to explore just enough of the human condition to make this story a memorable experience.
Not terrible, but no amount of dance choreography is going to lift this reboot to the heights of the original.
When the credits roll, it will be difficult not to feel robbed.
Overall entertaining, but a film that showcases American exceptionalism just isn’t going to resonate with half the ticket buying audience in the United States.
Jack's back and he looks as unstoppable as ever. I'm eager to see him wade through a slew of bad guys.
A mildly enjoyable love story more concerned with showcasing its main characters than exploring its more interesting surroundings.