6 Underground

The dose of action goes well from the beginning to the end of the movie. The swearing dialogues might be a bit boring, but I can't say that for the movie. The subject could have been different and interesting. I understand that it is for entertainment purposes, but sometimes I want to watch deeper, more emotional, more logical, different scenes. It seems a little lacking in these matters. It seems to be full of a mixture of action and comedy, but it seems to be devoid of emotion. The actors tried to make the characters entertaining. It's a fast moving movie. It's definitely fun and can please those who want constant action.

These reviewers who watch a Michael Bay movie and review it as if they were expecting Shakespeare need to stop reviewing. Seriously. The only reason to watch his flicks are so you can leave your brain at the door, turn off the lights, turn up the surround sound to 100 and sit back and watch $hit blow up. You want a thinking person's movie? Go see something else. You want your brain mushed then watch this! Was awesome, funny, action filled, fast cars, explosions, I was blowing bubbles out of my ears. Such fun.

The film is just endless attention deficit scenes which jumps like crazy. There is no coherence or story development. I honestly don't know what I really watched. The visuals are good, and the film is obviously big budgeted. However, these don't make a good film.

Awesome car chase opening an all around good movie . Nothing bad to say about this . Remember this is a Netflix film .

I thought I knew what I was getting into when I started this. Bay's movies involve non stop action, lots of explosions and lots of money spent in the production. I wasn't crazy about it, but it was absolutely tolerable. Not a 10 and not a 1. It was entertaining and kept me involved trying to figure it out. But, the redeeming factor for this movie is it kept me involved, and the pyrotechnics which are a staple of Bay films used the full capacity of my BOSE 3000 soundbar, sub woofer and surround speakers, much like "The Rock." Time to watch that again.