STEVE24BUS

First The 7 Samuari, then the Magnificent 7, then Battle beyond the Stars, Rebel Moon, one and two are really just the same. But that doesn't make them bad films, quite the contrary, the story is familiar, and it lives up to it's predecessors. All the action you want, a great hissable baddie, heroes, heroines, even a robot with a conscience. Worth watching both parts, although hardly original, still, if action and battles are your thing then this is for you. Think Battle Beyond The Stars with a massive budget. Recommend you see part one before part two, even though they are stand alone movies, and if you can, give Battle beyond the Sars a look as well. The 6 score is overall for both films.

If you haven't seen the original the three score is for you, if you've seen the original then I'm afraid it's a two. Wooden, pretty poor acting, and Jake is no Patrick Swayzee. Fight scene's predictable, oh, and has to tick all the diversity boxes. There's just no spark to it, it's just dare I say it boring, as for. Connor M.agregor, stick to the cage mate, you're probably the worst character in the film. Always a task to take a cult film and remake it, but this is pretty terrible, almost embarrassing. I'm going to watch the original now to pretty much wash the taste of this tripe away. Where's Sam Neil when you need him. One to miss,

This is a dreadful film. I've no idea what's happened to Willis but all his recent films have been rubbish. This is no exception. Poor acting, script, overdone idea, and even a touch of wokeness about it. No characters worth rooting for, bland and boring. What action there is. Is poorly executed bordering on amateur. Time to pack it in Bruce, time to watch Die Hard now out of respect for a great action hero.