Withoutrage

Very watchable action flick with Statham back to his roots. The general concept of beekeepers is intriguing, although could do with some depth and better writing. Some of the acting was less than mediocre but added a layer of (probably unwanted) comedy. The movie's runtime flew by which is always a good sign for popcorn cinema. The end was very foreseeable and leaves plenty opportunity for sequels. I for one would wish that the concept lives on with Stayham at the helm albeit with better stories and more rounded and more complex characters. It will probably never reach the production value and excellence of John Wick but should provide with good old action cinema and tons of fun if the comedic potential is going to be exploited more.

I am really open to all shenanigans, but this was unimaginative, acted badly and the story was completely incoherent. After a somewhat promising lukewarm start it just descended into nothingness.

Manila Monroe did her best to add a bit of acting towards it, but it wasn't enough. Nicolas Cage unfortunately was Completely consumed by his silly mask and one could have put any Hollywood star behind it without making a difference. So disappointing. Again a movie that was hyped by a clever marketing campaign and will be forgotten in a heartbeat. The only positive were the sometimes aesthetic and atmospheric camera shots.

Very enjoyable entertainment, good twists and a fabulous Mel Gibson. No masterpiece but a nice flick!

Don't understand the bad reviews.

In my book it's all about managing expectations. If you choose a movie because the plot line interests you, you like the cast and you're in for a relaxing few hours in front of the telly then you're rarely disappointed.

Although if you are a movie Connaisseur or critic, you might want to apply different criteria to pick your movies to avoid disappointment.

In this case it did what it said on the tin and provided very enjoyable light entertainment, a good portion of suspense and a good ending.