Reviews

Denzel is the man. The third installment did not leave you unfulfilled. Set in beautify Italy, who didn't want to instantly be transformed there. And the hospitality and charm and the melodic language - I'm selling my house in NJ and moving there!

What a shame that la familia is in Sicily! Who would have thought.

Robert McCall still kicking. Those stairs! My knee hurts just thinking of it. While convalescing he sees a shake down that rapidly escalates into a one-man war. Every local is intimidated and compromised yet gathers around their new friend. Lots of graphic bloody broken bone scenes, glass shards to the face - he made his point. Overall a good action packed movie lead by everyone's favorite actor - Denzel Washington.

Not sure what I just watched. Sort of interesting, good concept, confusing characters, lost as to "do they really live there", where are all the local people, how close were they to NYC, are George and his daughter scam artists or really the owners, they seem creepy odd yet semi-compassionate, too many F-bombs in the dialogue. The ending did not satisfy, the daughters relationship with the rest of her family remains unresolved, what's with the deer? The movie seems to just end with a lot of unresolved subplots. Unfortunate for Hollywood they made Ethan Hawke seem very wimpy and obviously Julia Roberts the wife was in charge and wore the pants in the family. Not sure why their sons teeth fell out, so many questions.

Suspenseful, do not read spoilers, ruins it. Not really sure what happened at the end!

Unfortunately characters were typical Hollywood - showed a weak dad, annoying daughter, overly heroic wife who saves the day or does she? So many scenes where characters struggled were easily remedied - just slide the table? Why not kill as many as possible? Run them over. Why acquiesce to getting handcuffed? Why not just hide, why drive? Why does she keep getting out of the car? Was she really the clone all along? Great concept not sure what the hands across America had to do with it. Overall very good but gory movie.

What kept going through my mind is they could've done a much better job with this movie.

Both Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum looked strange, obviously she had lots of work done and he looked puffy almost like he's been out all night before they filmed. Every action scene is reminiscent of other movies from Indiana Jones to Jurassic Park. The only real cinematic pleasure was Brad Pitt who unfortunately was killed off early in the movie.

Not sure why Sandra Bullock had to wear the outfit in the first place that they required her to wear for a question and answer period during her book signing tour.

I honestly wanted the movie to work, but I felt they were trying too hard, and there was no real chemistry between the two stars.

Very similar storyline to the classic Romancing the Stone.

Enjoyable movie with a likable mean character. Several of the scenes I saw similar and other action movies such as the pulling of the fingernails and a wounded spy going into a veterinarians office.

Main complaint I have is that Carmichael and Brewer never felt any repercussions from their actions. Ryan gosling's character should have terminated them before the end of the movie. Why did he let them live only to harass him in the future. Didn't make any sense.

Watched this movie with an open mind, noticed a lot of liberal love the planet type of propaganda, beyond that it was a beautiful well-made movie. Lots of unfinished storylines and not sure really what happens at the end. I read one review saying that the little girl was a hallucination, could be but I'm not sure. I think George Clooney could've done a lot better tying up the loose ends.