Supervized

Well nice to see these guys in a movie -bad script but hey it is what it is! can tell they must have got a big tax break filming in Ireland. worth a watch dont judge it to harshly

Its a story about a bunch of superheroes that lives in a geriatric home for old superheroes, its about how young rascals tries to steal the superpowers from the old ones before they die.

if you look into this with the expectation of a superhero flick, then youre going to be swindled. its anyway, a funny take on the genre, with some nice special effects, and a humble,pranky and in situ humour that made me laugh.

the cast cosists of a bunch of superstars from the silver screen, and for many of them it the final countdown of their acting careeres, nut they do deliver. the screenplay and direction though are far under par, especially the story that are very undeveloped.

the grumpy old man will recommend this flick for all of us that has pivoted half a century, its funny after all

Don't watch if you're in a serious film mood or mode. This is pure camp. Enjoy it for what it is. Fun seeing the older actors being, ah, silly. They did it well! Could it have been better? Yep. Who and what couldn't? Repeat: It's camp. It's just for fun. Get the popcorn and suspend all belief. Be silly - they certainly are!

The IMDb rating (5.0 right now) is about right. It is an interesting concept but executed just so-so.

This is the concept, a bunch of former super heroes are now in their 70s and retired to a special home in Ireland. They still each have some of their powers but nowhere near when they were in their prime. The script takes the easy way out with body function jokes and similar dialog. The gist is someone wants to steal their remaining fractions of superpowers for nefarious purposes.

I can't call this a particularly good movie but as a time-killer from Amazon streaming it has some entertainment value. About the same as watching a Bugs Bunny cartoon.

Not you're average super hero movie. However, it's got plenty of heart and character. Keeps your interest piqued. Irish influence makes it even more unique.