Reviews

Pros:

Excellent cinematography Great casting although too many different characters Chris Hemsworth steals the show Ties in well to Fury Road Nice cameo of Max watching the action from afar Doesn't hold back on the violence Clearly set in Australia

Cons:

Too long Drags in places Too much CGI Some pointless characters Pales in comparison to Fury Road Weak soundtrack compared to Fury Road No spectacular real stunts compared to Furty Road Takes too long for Anna Taylor Joy to appear

Overall, it's good but does pale in comparison to Fury Road. Still worth a watch as any George Miller film is worthy of a cinematic entry.

This was a great Indiana Jones film. Ignore the critics, this one is for the fans and judging by their reaction on social media...most fans love it. It's a really fun, entertaining movie with some great set-pieces and some good references to the other movies. This is so much better to Kingdom of the Crystal Skull which is so inferior compared to this one. Harrisin Ford is great as ever. Age is just a mere number. The opening sequence is one of the best in tbe series and it's great to see Indiana back in his prime ounching Nazos again! And boy it's great to bave them again as the bad guys. Highly recommended! Go check it out!

This was a wonderfully fun and entertaining prequel. The two Emmas were brilliant and the story was a great way to introduce a back story to the Disney villain. Stay for the end credits for a neat little link to 101 Dalmatians.

I was looking forward to this from day one. Often films don't live up to the hype, but am glad to say this one does. It's a beautifully executed film with four outstanding performances, by Steve Coogan, John C. Reilly, Shirley Henderson and Nina Arianda. Coogan and Reilly are so incredible that you really do believe you are watching the legendary duo. Henderson and Arianda are also brilliant in supporting roles as the wives. Every scene that Arianda is in, she immediately steals in what is a fabulously funny performance.

The film is really entertaining but also very moving and I can guarantee you will find it hard to stop shedding a few tears by the end of the movie. The relationship between the two lead actors and indeed characters is perfect and this is very much a quintessential bromance movie. There is one scene towards the end, in which Coogan's Laurel looks worryingly mid-sketch at an ailing Hardy and helps him by counting down to his imminent performance, which perfectly captures the incredible friendship and love between the two comedy legends. That short scene which lasts just a few seconds is so very powerful and Coogan captures every essence of it effortlessly.

I absolutely loved this movie. I am constantly thinking about it over and over again and WILL watch it again. This would have been a ten star review, but it dragged ever so slightly in the last half hr before the end. Nevertheless, it's still an absolutely outstanding film and if you love Hollwood and its golden age then check this out! It's a must-see!