davyjones-636363

This film is an emotional rollercoaster with some of the coolest superhero plot lines ever drawn up. It's straight up the most epic Marvel film that will probably ever be created. I don't see how Marvel could ever top this, but getting to see these characters all together at least one last time was a reward all on its own.

This film just doesn't age. It really is that good. There's always something new to find in it, and it has to be one of the most impactful fantasy films ever created - hell, fantasy stories. This conclusion is just straight up the best. Top 10 all time.

I thoroughly enjoyed this film and so I've read a lot of the reviews, and I am straight dumbfounded by some. If you don't like the movie just cuz, whatever, that's your opinion, but I have issue with some of the criticisms of this film. For starters, I've seen way too much concern over the cursing. First: there isn't that much. Second: it's a movie seeped in nerd and gaming lore, and one of the action scenes literally has the Nolan character rage as if he were gaming and beat people up - it's funny. Third: do people know how middle schoolers talk? Maybe parents need to spend more time seeing what their kids post on tiktok instead of shielding their wee little innocent ears. I'm in my mid 20s, and I literally never cursed more in my life than when I was in middle school. Then there's this bananas no sense concern over violence I saw in one review - the movie shows literally NO blood! NONE! How are pretty generic fight sequences against basically zombies a concern? What do you think kids watch? Check their youtube history, watch Marvel, watch Stranger Things, Star Wars, LOTR, tell me what popular fantasy kids like doesn't have more violence than this??? And don't get me started on games kids play - does anyone realize there are like fifty COD and first person shooter games out there? GTA??? What in the world could this movie possibly be xposing the kids of America to today they haven't already seen and heard a million times over? And don't get me started on the so called "allusions to sex." There's one kissing scene - that's it! You'll get more sex and violence in Shrek for crying out loud! People upset about anything remotely adultish in this are the kind of people who think Pokemon will inspire third graders to pick up dog fighting or something - it's just completely out of touch with children in every capacity. This is an indie movie sorta like the Brendan Fraser Mummy, just not big budget. And again, if that raises concerns for you for some inane reason that the subpar compared to Marvel CGI will put off kids, first off, there isn't that much CGI actually. Secondly, it's pretty average, not overdone, and guess what! Kids have a better imagination than adults do, believe it or not! Issues with CGI have always been WAY more with adults than children. My GOD people need to chill... I would absolutely love it if my nieces saw this film, and imma have no problem telling their parents all about it, and I'm sure they'll have no problem letting their kids see it either, cuz they're NORMAL. Goodbye peeps.