tomerb-10768
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Where do I even begin with this absolute trash? "Superman 2025" isn't just a bad movie; it's an insult to the character, the legacy, and anyone who paid good money to watch this mess. I walked in hoping for a fresh take on the Man of Steel, but what I got was a convoluted, joyless slog that actively works against everything that makes Superman great.
The plot, if you can even call it that, felt like a dozen different half-baked ideas mashed together with no clear direction. It was a dizzying collection of subplots that went nowhere, introduced characters we didn't care about, and ultimately made the entire experience feel disjointed and utterly pointless. By the end, I genuinely had no idea what the main conflict was supposed to be, or why anything that happened actually mattered.
And the characters? Oh, the characters. Our new Superman is less "Man of Tomorrow" and more "Man of Constant Brooding." Gone is the hopeful, inspiring hero; replaced by a perpetually angsty figure who seems burdened by his powers rather than empowered by them. Lois Lane was reduced to a caricature, a plot device rather than a formidable journalist. The villain was forgettable, generic, and lacked any real menace or motivation, making their confrontations with Superman feel like glorified sparring matches with no stakes.
The acting was as flat as a pancake. It felt like the cast was just reciting lines without any genuine understanding or emotional connection to the material. There was zero chemistry between any of the leads, and every attempt at a poignant moment fell completely flat, eliciting more cringes than tears.
Visually, it was a mess of dull, muted colors and uninspired CGI. For a character as iconic as Superman, you'd expect something visually spectacular, but it looked like a direct-to-streaming movie with a fraction of the budget. The action sequences were chaotic and poorly choreographed, making it hard to even tell what was happening most of the time.
"Superman 2025" strips away all the hope, optimism, and wonder that defines Superman. It's a dark, dreary, and utterly boring experience that left me feeling more exhausted than entertained. Save your money and your time. Reread a comic, watch one of the classic films, do anything but subject yourself to this colossal failure.
The plot, if you can even call it that, felt like a dozen different half-baked ideas mashed together with no clear direction. It was a dizzying collection of subplots that went nowhere, introduced characters we didn't care about, and ultimately made the entire experience feel disjointed and utterly pointless. By the end, I genuinely had no idea what the main conflict was supposed to be, or why anything that happened actually mattered.
And the characters? Oh, the characters. Our new Superman is less "Man of Tomorrow" and more "Man of Constant Brooding." Gone is the hopeful, inspiring hero; replaced by a perpetually angsty figure who seems burdened by his powers rather than empowered by them. Lois Lane was reduced to a caricature, a plot device rather than a formidable journalist. The villain was forgettable, generic, and lacked any real menace or motivation, making their confrontations with Superman feel like glorified sparring matches with no stakes.
The acting was as flat as a pancake. It felt like the cast was just reciting lines without any genuine understanding or emotional connection to the material. There was zero chemistry between any of the leads, and every attempt at a poignant moment fell completely flat, eliciting more cringes than tears.
Visually, it was a mess of dull, muted colors and uninspired CGI. For a character as iconic as Superman, you'd expect something visually spectacular, but it looked like a direct-to-streaming movie with a fraction of the budget. The action sequences were chaotic and poorly choreographed, making it hard to even tell what was happening most of the time.
"Superman 2025" strips away all the hope, optimism, and wonder that defines Superman. It's a dark, dreary, and utterly boring experience that left me feeling more exhausted than entertained. Save your money and your time. Reread a comic, watch one of the classic films, do anything but subject yourself to this colossal failure.
Where do I even begin with this trainwreck? Or should I say, "truckwreck"? As a huge fan of Liam Neeson's previous "man vs. Nature/bad guys in a vehicle" outings, I went into "Ice Road: Vengeance" with low expectations, but somehow, they managed to dig a trench even deeper.
The original Ice Road was a mediocre but watchable popcorn flick. This, however, feels like a direct-to-video sequel that someone accidentally released in cinemas. The plot is so thin it's practically transparent - some generic revenge plot cobbled together with predictable "twists" that you see coming from a mile away. You'd think with "Vengeance" in the title, there'd be some gripping, emotionally charged payoff, but it's just... dull.
Liam Neeson, bless his heart, looks like he's sleepwalking through this one. His character has less personality than the ice he's driving on. The supporting cast fares no better, delivering lines with all the enthusiasm of someone reading a grocery list. And the dialogue? Oh, the dialogue. It's clunky, repetitive, and full of exposition dumps that tell you what's happening instead of showing you.
Then there's the action. What action? Most of the "thrills" consist of trucks driving slowly on ice. When something does happen, it's either poorly choreographed, visually uninspired, or edited into a confusing mess. The special effects look like they were rendered on a PlayStation 2. There's no tension, no stakes, just a series of events that you already know the outcome of.
Honestly, save your time and money. If you want to see Liam Neeson drive a truck in the snow, just rewatch the first one, or better yet, Cold Pursuit. "Ice Road: Vengeance" is a cynical cash grab that offers nothing new or exciting, and actively tarnishes the already fragile legacy of the "Ice Road" universe. It's cold, it's lifeless, and it's utterly forgettable.
This thing costed 50m $ to produce.
U give me a phone, a laptop, some lunch money and I would do a better job.
The original Ice Road was a mediocre but watchable popcorn flick. This, however, feels like a direct-to-video sequel that someone accidentally released in cinemas. The plot is so thin it's practically transparent - some generic revenge plot cobbled together with predictable "twists" that you see coming from a mile away. You'd think with "Vengeance" in the title, there'd be some gripping, emotionally charged payoff, but it's just... dull.
Liam Neeson, bless his heart, looks like he's sleepwalking through this one. His character has less personality than the ice he's driving on. The supporting cast fares no better, delivering lines with all the enthusiasm of someone reading a grocery list. And the dialogue? Oh, the dialogue. It's clunky, repetitive, and full of exposition dumps that tell you what's happening instead of showing you.
Then there's the action. What action? Most of the "thrills" consist of trucks driving slowly on ice. When something does happen, it's either poorly choreographed, visually uninspired, or edited into a confusing mess. The special effects look like they were rendered on a PlayStation 2. There's no tension, no stakes, just a series of events that you already know the outcome of.
Honestly, save your time and money. If you want to see Liam Neeson drive a truck in the snow, just rewatch the first one, or better yet, Cold Pursuit. "Ice Road: Vengeance" is a cynical cash grab that offers nothing new or exciting, and actively tarnishes the already fragile legacy of the "Ice Road" universe. It's cold, it's lifeless, and it's utterly forgettable.
This thing costed 50m $ to produce.
U give me a phone, a laptop, some lunch money and I would do a better job.
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