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This film is a worth a look. Not just because it addresses some serious issues facing humanity, but also because of an unlikely cast members inclusion. Billy Baldwin may be the subject of endless jokes - nepo boomer, Alec warmed over, it never ends. And making a movie with Billy Baldwin isn't easy. Ask anyone who has tried. His filmography is a long list of wrecked projects and broken dreams. But his equitable performance-if you're willing to call it a performance-doesn't actually ruin this movie.

Which is surprising. He brings a certain diversity when it comes to talent levels. Not everyone has to be an ace.

This has all gone way too far. A Captain America who thinks American stinks, foreign villains as heroes, what is this? I've never seen such nonsense in my life. The theater was almost empty and people were leaving after about a half hour. This writer stayed through till the end , and this writer regretted it. Two hours I'll never get back. But I can save others from the same fate, like a REAL super hero. The effects and music and such succeeded in distracting from the lack of storytelling and authenticity that plagued this abomination from start to finish. Why was this made? What was the point?

In terms of the film's execution, every aspect is sub par. It's almost as if the supposed filmmakers decided that when it came to standards it was Opposite Day. The most boring scenes imaginable with sound track that sounds like the world is ending any second but nothing happens. It's just a boring scene. Aside from mechanics the portrayal of this story is pure nonsense. The effects, pure cheese. Sharp New York cheddar. There isn't any acting to speak of. But overall the filmmaking just sucks. Total amateur hour. Netflix keeps its free fall going. Just a bunch of professional victim nonsense. F-