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What a weird film. It gives off a vibe of some high art, high production values, smart high brow horror but in the end it all felt a bit silly.

Firstly, for those who say Nicholas Cage is unrecognisable are talking nonsense. This character looks acts and sounds like Nic Cage more than any other Nic Cage. It's mad but also totally distracting.

The story is okay but you want it to be as good as Seven or Lambs and it just isn't. It's heartbreaking that it isn't because it so nearly is.

I don't want to ruin the plot for anyone and I will admit that I was entertained watching it. It has a thankfully, short running time and moves at quite a pace but is not scary just a bit spooky.

Definitely watch it if you liked the two films above just don't expect this to be as good.

This documentary made me sick and things like this is why I can never support England even though I've lived here all my life.

The glorifying of England thugs in this made me sick yo my stomach, the filmmakers have no clue and should give up making this dirge for netflix money immediately.

Don't watch this if you're proud of being English. It will make you sick and we should never host another tournament ever again.

Why have finals this late in the day when everyone does nothing but drink all day. I am soooooioio glad England lost, Italy were the better team anyway. These fans broke in and robbed people of their rights to watch the game.

If anyone has seen an Alex Garland film before they will know what to expect. A clever and insiteful piece of work that causes you to think and will stay in your brain long afterwards.

Of all his previous work this one is probably the simplest to follow but no less powerful. It is a road trip through war torn America using a "what if" scenario.

What if, and let's not beat about the bush, Trump gets in and disbands the FBI and changes the law so he has a third term.

What if some states, and it doesn't matter which ones, even though here it is two of the largest Texas and California. What if the states decide to go to war with him.

It's crazy sci fi stuff but wrapped in a realistic war setting. I honestly thought I might enjoy the bang bang explosions at the end, which feel like they were in there to make the film more marketable. They do look great and gunships blowing up Washington is video game stuff but it made me quite sad that this could happen, and with recent events on the news it could happen sooner than we think.

A great film and one of Alex Garlands more accessible efforts.

(Ex Machina is still my favourite)