Filmrecensies van Derrick Carter

A guilty pleasure, but remains a pleasure nonetheless.

The fourth film in the franchise manages to up the excitement and entertainment through crazy action and solid suspense.

The story is engaging and takes the series in an entirely different direction...

I couldn’t help but get the sense that it seemed like nobody on the set really cared about this sequel…except for Tom Cruise and John Woo.

Exciting, ridiculous and a lot of fun. All flaws considered, it’s a wholly entertaining ride!

Likely to please less-discerning fans of the series.

A decent flick thanks to great performances from an awesome cast...

Basically Jaws in the jungle.

Worth watching solely for the performances from Oldman and Hopper...

Among the most vicious and grimy that I’ve seen.

A mixed bag with two good qualities and a lot of bad ones.

Stands a magical adventure that has held up over time and will continue to do so in the coming years.

An A-worthy treasure from Disney!

Basically a sociopathic drama with laughs.

A damn fine conclusion to his body-horror period of filmmaking.

Manages to bring solid entertainment that can be appreciated by viewers who want something creative and deliberately silly.

Feels like it’s trying way too hard to be hip and cool.

One the greatest crime films and mysteries ever made.

Truly one of the best war movies ever made and blends two distinctly different halves into one special creation.

Entertaining, compelling or the least bit fun? Not at all.

Fully knows what it is and embraces that in a mostly positive way.

A total waste of time.

The imagination on display goes to waste in a muddled disappointment from Disney.

A big dumb B-flick that’s loaded with clichés, corny effects, over-acting, and high concepts that happen to be executed in very silly ways.