DeathbyExile

Unlike many of the movie commentators here, I don't have the breadth of knowledge when it comes to filmmaking or story-telling. That said, this story is incredible in its messages: cooperate or everyone dies; purpose is found, not assigned; and failure is not meant to be the end of the road, among many other messages. There is an incredible sense of hope and positivity in this movie, yet there is a tongue-in-cheek understanding that life is not always rosey. The approach that this movie takes is aimed at appealing to people's base values, that no one is too 'dumb'. At the same time, the issues of hate and fear are dangerous to everyone's survival.

The cinematography and the animation are both breathtaking. The acting and the script is so good. We come to love the characters as they appear. We accept their flaws because we see the goodness in them.

Everyone has a purpose. We must use that gift as best as possible. "Remember, don't fly like them; fly like you."

This is EASILY a 10 for me. Everyone needs to watch this with ScreenX. I sure hope people are going to watch this because it DESERVES the love.

For me, I love movies that have happy endings, but I also love history films. Needless to say, the two are not always compatible. This movie doesn't require you to know an extensive background of history, yet it guides you along. If you don't know what's ahead, neither did (Sir) Nicholas Winton. He was just an average guy who did something extraordinary. He knew he couldn't do everything, yet he did everything that a person could do - and he had help.

(Sir) Anthony Hopkins carries the movie with his usual Hopkins flavour, but the rest of the cast also contribute significantly to make this movie fantastic. The acting was top-notch from everyone, including Johnny Flynn (the actor who plays the younger version). Babi Winton shows that a woman can be powerful without needing the political correctness to overcompensate for anything. The whole movie just fits in an organic way. There's no politics; it's all about the humanity.

I absolutely loved this story, even though it made me cry throughout it. 10*

This movie is just fun to watch. It's got that John Wick feel but much less gore (there's still a little bit). It's a movie that doesn't exactly take itself seriously, which is a good thing. It's one of those movies that you go and have an escape. Sometimes a movie doesn't need to be overly philosophical or pretentious like some iterations of the Matrix. The writing/acting isn't as bad as some people have you believe. Jason Statham plays himself like he does in all the other movies. He's basically The Transporter, a cold calculating killer. And that's okay. He fits this role well.

The action scenes are pretty over the top, but that's exactly what you're paying for. If you're going to watch this movie for the 'realism', you're watching the movie wrong.

Go watch the movie with some friends, have a good time, and don't take yourself too seriously.