I enjoy Thorny, Mac, Farva, Foster and Rabbit as much as the next guy, but it’s probably time they went into retirement.

It is still likable, there are some inspired ideas and funny scenes. If the magic is gone, well, the series already had the best possible ending sixteen years ago.

It is cute, with funny moments, and does enough different things, while still feeling a lot like its predecessor. In short, it is fine; I am not mad that I saw it.

Galaxy packs in even more references, jettisoning any semblance of a story to make space for as much as possible. Calling this thin is a massive understatement.

Even with the derivative plot and missed opportunities, the Ready or Not universe contains enough cleverness to get through a second round.

I wondered when the joy of exploring Pandora would stop being enough. The answer turns out to be approximately 45 minutes into the third entry.

This movie is exactly what you expect it to be. If that is a positive thing, then definitely check it out. You won’t be disappointed.

It is a pleasant enough cash grab, with a few laughs, but nothing worth going out of your way to see.

It is a better package, maybe because having an actual conclusion gives it a purpose, as well as stronger narrative momentum.

It certainly contains elements from its predecessor, mixing it with aspects of A Nightmare on Elm Street to create a next step that is sort of logical. The result is uneven to say the least.