Like its predecessors, it feels very similar to the stories that launched this universe, unfortunately lacking their sense of magic.

It simmers too many times when it should be boiling over. Regardless, it is generally entertaining, even if it’s not particularly memorable.

Wachowski has made a commentary on modern entertainment that happens to be in a sequel that sort of builds on franchise mythology.

This new entry isn’t a reboot so much as a sequel/tribute to the original. It certainly works in that sense, and has some charms of its own.

If you have seen any of Craig’s other Bonds, you’ll have a decent idea of what you are in for here.

By the end, it was a little much; still, seeing the Looney Tunes doing their thing again almost made the onslaught of Warner IP worth it.

It pales badly in comparison to its predecessor and never makes the second trip to Zamunda worth taking.

It is better from a technical standpoint, though not as fun. Assuming more entries are coming, it seems like a step in the right direction f

There is enough material here for at least two movies, serving to blunt the impact of several of the revelations. However, this is how they

Some of the gags are funny for a bit, but what little weight the first one had is entirely missing from a story that lacks a point for putti