Two themes were present in this movie.
1. How far would someone go to atone one's sins?
2. How far would someone go to uphold the rules of the law?
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When this movie came out, everyone forgot about Liam Neeson's Les Miserables (1998). I was so mad because I thought the other movie was a far superior product.
I felt nothing in this movie. The songs didn't inspire me. The Thenadiers singing was intrusive. The movie was too long. Anne Hathaway cried her eyes, but it felt like she overdid it.
Basically I was just unhappy that everyone forgot Liam Neeson was also Jean Valjean. Mr. Neeson should've gotten more applauses back then, not when he finally did Taken 1, 2, 3.
This was exactly The Rock's movie. We could guess every trope. The Rock's buddy was a bad guy but still good enough to tell The Rock to run. One villain must be the sexy woman, but it wasn't right for The Rock to beat her up so they had the wife beat the woman villain up.
We enjoyed the movie very much. I squealed in a few scenes when The Rock was in danger. Math Teacher liked the story gave The Rock a vulnerability. Otherwise The Rock was simply too powerful.
I liked the plot showed us some details in the beginning and then called them back in the end. Not every movie needed to be a smart movie, but consistency made the plot flow better. It also showed the writers at least knew their beginning, the middle, and the end.
Math Teacher said this movie inspired a lot of pop culture references so I needed to watch it to understand those references.
Um, what do I say? This movie was strange. Or it wasn't my cup of tea. Or I did not understand British humor.
For a run time of 90 minutes, I got bored. Math Teacher's favorite part, Galahad the Chaste, really had nothing to do with the rest of the movie. And that was about it. A lot of jokes didn't have anything to do with the movie, like the opening credits kept sacking someone, or someone complained monarchy was a dictatorship, or the modern police scenes.
Of course my favorite parts were already uploaded to YouTube, the swallows with the coconuts. They were funny because the joke was mentioned in the beginning of the movie and then again towards the end. Consistency.
I also liked all the insults hurled by the French soldiers at King Arthur. Very creative.
The villain was a bit generic, but I liked that it wasn’t one true chosen villain. Anyone that picked up the fork could be a villain. So there were a few twists that were enjoyable.
By the way, was Black Manta’s chest CGI’ed? It was too magnificent. I couldn’t look away. 😍
The mad scientist was adorable. Randall Park is a great actor. I hope he gets more roles in the future.
One thing I had to pick on was, Jason Momoa's suit looked loose. Did they run out of money on tailoring?
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