Carry-On delivers an intriguing concept, setting its tense narrative within an airport where a mysterious figure controls every decision. The intensity keeps you hooked, though the plot becomes predictable as it unfolds.
The climax is satisfying, offering a solid payoff, but the film could’ve benefited from giving the antagonist more depth and screen time.
Overall, it’s a gripping watch with a clever premise, even if it doesn’t fully soar to its potential.
Knights of the Zodiac had the potential to revolutionize action cinema with its stunning fight choreography and badass camera angles, but unfortunately, that’s where the praise ends. The story is downright disappointing, making it hard to stay invested.
The casting choices felt off, and while the action sequences could’ve been a highlight, they end up feeling wasted in a film that offers little else.
In the end, it’s the kind of movie you put on in the background while cleaning your room — visually interesting, but not worth your full attention.
I'm speechless! This movie delivers a great spectacle and a massive experience and this story made Dune: Part One even better! The characters, cinematography, cgi, sound designs, the actings, I can definitely feel my eye balls pin balling all over the screen! Some book fans that have read this might gripe here at something but for the moviegoers, this is peak cinema!
A messy try hard nostalgia. While it tries to grab the fans and tries to deliver what we had experienced in the first film, all of those hype led to a complete NONSENSE. The film was staffed with multiple characters with their own conflicts and goals, resulted for a confusing storyline. Some characters did not made an impact to the story and it keeps bugging me like, Why the hell are they in this movie??? For what?? Though it's a great continuation for the predecessor, yet it was never handled properly.
