What would you rate it out of 10?

It is more motion and action than story?? Dude, it's the other way around, it's too overplotted that made it confusing for those people who don't play the games.

Dont get it :/ people dishing out 8s which is lit "One of the better movies ive seen in my whole life" when 10 is Masterpiece nothing will compare to it. This movie is an average 4 its below ok its watchable a meh and a shrug, just because you like the games does not mean you have to give this movie an 8, when the games has so much more depth then this movie, its like giving "Avatar the last airbender M nigh an 9 just because the cartoon is so darn good etc.

Why did you give up games? I felt as I got older I would too but they've become an escape of sorts for me. Nothing's going on I need to escape from but I enjoyed the escape from reality

Having never played the games (not a gamer at all, really) and being a history major who heard people constantly talking about the game whenever we saw pictures of cities featured in the game's historical scenes --- I'd rate it a 7/10. Definitely worth catching a second time at theatres.

Negatives:
-Couldn't understand half of what one character was saying when she spoke.
-Little disjointed at the beginning.
-Not enough Maria (female assassin from Aguilar's timeline)
-Could've used more explanation of the bleedover stuff, but was cool none the less, and an interesting concept.
-Felt like, for people who aren't familiar with the games, there needed to be just a little more info about the Assassins.

Positives:
-Michael Fassbender (PS: Great American accent, by the way, not the vanilla one often done) is excellent as always.
-Jeremy Irons, also excellent as always. I want to know more about his character, and of his late wife (I assume he was married to Sofia's mother, and that he is indeed her biological father).
-All the fight scenes were well done, lit well enough to actually be appreciated without having to go home and seriously brighten the screen, and at a pace that flowed like a well choreographed dance.
-Brenden Gleeson, again excellent as always. [PS: Can we have more of him in the next one, flashbacks or something?]
-Maria (Ariane Labed) was amazing, and I wish she could get her own movie as some prequel/sidestory to A.C.
-The transitions between C.L. in the present, hooked to a machine - going back to Aguilar's life, then returning to C.L. in the present. Well done, actually quite stunning.
-Maria and Aguilar's fighting together, their sparse dialogue, and all the non-verbals between the two.
-The Aguilar era stuff was all fantastic. I loved it.
-The scene with Moussa explaining things to C.L.
-When the descendants, including Moussa, come for C.L. in the machine and they use all the old weapons, plus we see Joseph's final fight.
-Sofia and C.L. at the end.
-The final shot of Moussa, C.L., and Lin (I think I got her name right?) on the rooftop.
-The whole idea of the Fruit and what it does, is just cool. (I say this as someone who watched the old WITCHBLADE TV series where her gauntlet was made of a branch of the tree from the Garden of Eden.)
-Aguilar and the other Assassins appearing during the last session with the machine (I know it had a name, just can't remember what it was), particularly C.L.'s mother & the woman who I swear looked like Sofia.

"There is still hope." - Arwen