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Sadly Over-hyped

Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.

It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

Oh this movie is bad....bad acting; bad script; bad scenes. One would think such was written and directed by a teenage fan. Some of the scenes are just too unrealistic.Not the worse I have seen though! Really really cheesy! I feel bad for Mr. Diesel !

I lost interest in this movie in the 20th minute... How can someone make a movie like this... OMGIts pathetic... dont waste time... After 20th minute , I started watching this movie and was working in parallel, cause you can miss most of the scenes... nothing special in any..And the much hyped Deepika factor... Please dont ask...You can watch this movie , if you are really drunk with friends.. and can have a nice laugh...

The original xXx is a good time. Vin Diesel, Russian parties (or Belarusian...I forgot) and the pounding soundtrack of Rammstein. It's just fun. Over a decade later, we have a sequel (discounting the Ice Cube abomination). Why? I don't know. Yet here we are. Xander Cage is recruited to obtain 'Pandora's Box', a device that seemingly brings down satellites and make them act like missiles. Cage recruits fellow multicultural (because that's important, obviously) xXx members to save the world. Generic technological spy plot blah blah blah, you didn't watch xXx for the plot. You watched it for the adrenaline fuelled stunts, the sheer crazy feats that Cage achieves. Unsurprisingly, this fell flat. Riding a motorbike on water? Sure. Jumping and flipping over moving traffic? Why not. Skiing down a jungle mountain? Wait what!? Props for the stupid stunts, they did indeed put a smile on my face. The inclusion of Donnie Yen doing his own stunts and owning every fight scene was perfect. The light sarcastic witty tone bursting throughout the script was fun. But that is all this film is...fun. Leave your brain behind and just watch the mindless action unfold. Even so, there are way too many issues here. Generic boring plot aside, Vin Diesel clearly loves himself too much that he constantly surrounds himself with beautiful women and relishes the chance for topless scenes. Extremely over indulgent, he is an action star unfortunately. The supporting cast, apart from Yen, were wasted. Toni Collette was a weird choice and Ruby Rose was underused. The visual effects were horrendously noticeable. Vin Diesel's stunt double was far too obvious, especially in fights with Yen. Caruso's direction was mediocre at best. Substituting Rammstein for electro pop music is the worst crime. Who doesn't love Rammstein!? The original was more memorable in my eyes, so I have to downgrade this. Fun but far too mediocre.

XXx: Return of Xander Cage is the follow up sequel to previous films xXx: State of the Union and the original xXx (2002). This film doesn't do much of anything new but has some decent moments. It is predictable and even so the action scenes are quite generic. There probably isn't a law of physics that isn't broken in this movie. These characters fly, are shot, fall from great heights and are blown, but emerge unscathed, apart from their excessive tattoos (Xander has somehow redesigned his logo neck art for the reboot). Refreshingly, everyone keeps their tongues firmly planted in their cheeks, winking at the camera at each ridiculous moment. Such as the chase in which motorcycles magically transform into water-bikes. Return of Xander Cage feels quite different in tone and style than the original. More character are brought into this film and with a shorter run time as it feels more cramped in. Overall, this film isn't that good but has some well shot satisfying action sequences for fans.