Wildcat

The director is James Nunn, whose style appears to emulate that of James Gunn. Additionally, Kate appears older than in the past, and her appearance seems to have been heavily enhanced through CGI.

KAte is always better as a one-person army; the brother idea was annoying, and the mob scenes were poorly executed with bad acting and unconvincing gangsters. The Mushkas gang felt unnecessary, especially since they were holding cutlasses 😂. Kate sounds like she's from the underworld, with that gothic and horror-like voice.

Old used up story, watched because of the actress. She has changed herself (for the worse) & the movie was more "English" in the storyline & quality. Huge disappointment with way around. Very predictable & tired. Kate needs to stick to what she's good at & stop trying to modify her looks. Far too many flashbacks & jump forwards throughout trying to build substance but it's simply unwatchable by 30 minutes in.

It was borderline parody of better movies they should have just run with it and made a comedy, it was close just changing the tone would have done it.

Instead every action, theme, plot point and utterance from an actor reminds me of vastly better films and series.

I only managed the first 20 minutes before it became too much, then the needless flashback to explain why and how she is actually a good person when there was no need.

The action sequences are the bloodless Disney type violence with no blood or effort, lots of guns but nobody really gets shot or we see the effects of been shot.

Beckinsale performance just does not fit the part, which I think is down to the directing and an insanely superficial script.

I think it possible they applied enough makeup to her they might have blown the budget, or there is something strange happening.

She is 51 the part could have easily kept her at her real age and be a better movie. She is the only reason I even watched it but she is just so boring in this.

All the actors are sleep walking through this I think they are as bored as the director. The script just sucks and sucks bad.

Wow that was so painfully pedestrian, predictable and boring. It's every film we've seen in this genre, but with all the cliched overused boring parts. Even with fairly decent pacing, the normally quick runtime of 99 mins felt like I was watching this for almost 3 hours. Just a bunch of blah blah nonsense dialogue and long dragged out extended scenes thrown in with the occasional decent action choreography. I'm a big fan of KB but she deserves much better than this, as do mostly all the other cast, who tried their best with the horrible screenplay they had to work with. Both the writer and director need to find new hobbies, as filmmaking is not one of them. A very generous 5/10 for decent cast performances and what little action there was.

Yes, yes, British action film, la di da. Boom Boom. Everything's fine; unfortunately, everything's also rather average. What bothered me about the whole film was the mask-like face of the leading actress.

What on earth happened there? In several scenes, Kate is almost unrecognizable.

Yeah, yeah, mean reviewer. Sexist. What could have happened? Life happens. People get older, women too. Everyone is free to optimize their body as they wish. Yes, that's true. That's what makes these lines so ambivalent.

The film business is tough. Especially on women. True. Unfortunately.

I want to see tough women in movies. A female version of Liam Neeson. With wrinkles and an unadulterated face! Hollywood, or rather the film- and television-business, is sexist anyway - through and through. We - the audience - have to counteract that.

For me, this film is another personal warning sign of how business drives beautiful people in the wrong direction. Wildcat makes me sad.

I would like to apologize for the rather subjective criticism. But the film affected me deeply. I was almost a little shocked. But not by the plot or the film itself.