goredrill

I really liked the build up in this movie and the pacing was just right. It didn't feel too long and kept me hooked with it's action sequences.

No, it was not convincing to see Mrs. President has better aiming skills than John Wick and hits bulls eye every time she pulls a trigger. But nevertheless, the movie is entertaining enough and well produced enough, to conceal basic logical flaws and few cliche characters. Also I don't believe a villain portrayed by Anthony Starr needs believable motivations anyways. No matter how far this seems to be off, his eyes are telling me he's serious about it and I'm going to buy it.

The movie is nothing you haven't seen before here and there, but it delivers on action and suspense well enough. And it's nowhere near a 1/10, rated by people who only write reviews with a score of one out of ten.

Entertainment and production wise it's a solid 6.5-7/10.

This movie is starting quiet slow with lots of annoying people, gets slightly intriguing in the middle part and suddenly fades out even slower into nothing.

Don't get me wrong, I see the efforts they've put into this and the movie features solid acting and good cinematography, but still, like others mentioned before: there is no likeable or even relatable character to find here. The plot is paper thin and doesn't do much. I guess in the end, this is more of a psychological behaviour study, that one has to sit through with a shake of the head the whole time. Narcissists do unrelatable things and that's about it. If that triggers you, stay well clear of this movie.

Ironically the movie starts with someone making a pitch for a movie script, which would have been much better, if executed right.

Don't waste your time and money, it's not worth it. In comparison to worse movies, I'd still give it a 4.5 to 5/10 for technical aspects and some good acting.

This is not a bad movie, don't get me wrong. Even compared to most garbage that gets thrown at us adults for entertainment purposes.

The mighty movie has all the characters we know (and like or even love) from the tv show. And that's about it. Except for the pups and the other characters we already know, this movie has nothing to do with the Paw Patrol we're used to.

It's the mighty movie, I got this. But even their super powers are different from the tv show (if these episodes were fan favorites, I also get the reason behind this movie and I can blind guess the next installment could be about dinosaurs).

There's more action, more shooting stuff, fighting, explosions and (more real) threat than in all tv show seasons together. It's not innocent anymore - and I guess that's why I feel this is not a Paw Patrol movie.

The kids liked it (because of the characters they know?). The movie has its moments, it has a good portion of fun and the story is not too bad for what it is; entertainment for kids aged 5 or 6 and up. Visually, the movie feels like a tiny step back from the first installment (imho the fur looks weird at times). But, I repeat, this has nothing to do with Paw Patrol from the tv show.