4.2 on IMBD

There's also a lot of fake 10 ratings from SJW's who will never see the film themselves but like to promote it because of a female lead.

Anyway, I think the premise is stupid, it would be stupid if it were a male lead mind you.

If they ever reopen the cinemas around here a 6/10 dumb fun movie would be a perfectly acceptable restart to viewing movies on the big screen.

I just finished it and thought it was a lot of fun.

There was a bit of wokeness but not so much that I felt like turning the film off.

I agree that Chloe was pretty good here. Considering that she got her big break as Hit Girl and then did well here, perhaps she should just make action roles her thing. Yes, she's tiny, but just give her a weapon to make it realistic.

I'd give it a 7/10 pretty easily.

Pretty much my thoughts exactly.

It felt fresh and like something different from every other action movie coming out, and Chloe did well in the role.

While I thought the twist regarding the box's contents was underwhelming, overall I thought it was a good film.

Yeah, it was fun, and I'm glad you mentioned the score. It definitely caught my attention.

I thought it was well-executed and felt fresh and, like you said, Chloe did well. Considering that she first came to prominence as Hit Girl I'm a little surprised she hasn't done more action roles.

The IMDB and RT audience scores are dumb. I have to think people are just being little bitches.

It's a 2020 movie, not 2021, but I'm just getting to it this year as well. However, even if we count it as a 2021 movie, I still wouldn't say it's the most entertaining I've seen this year. That honor would have to go to Run Hide Fight. If you're not familiar with that one, here's a trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Kh3jccZocc

I can accept some of the over the top action, but the explosion blowing her back up through the hole crossed a line. Also, the men being utterly useless didn't play well. At least a couple of them should have acted like, well you know, men. But, I still kind of liked it for it's gonzo bonkers premise, and Chloe Grace Moretz, with her unusually masculine physical capabilities blended with feminine qualities, was perfect for the role. Clearly though, this flick portrayed a very idealized feminist statement, with the woman doing quite literally everything. It was so in your face that it was a bit off-putting, even for my wife. All in all, I enjoyed it, though.

And I thought the exact same thing, with it being a blend of Nightmare at 20,000 Feet (The Twilight Zone) and The Mission (Amazing Stories), but I'd also throw the Heavy Metal B-17 segment in there as well. In fact, apparently an earlier concept for B-17 had the plane being terrorized by monstrous versions of the legendary plane-sabotaging gremlins instead of undead zombies.

Have to agree about the score also. It was quite striking at times.

Synth soundtrack was fucking amazing. It's like a character of its own, it felt alive.

I FULLY AGREE