Baywatch
Jerrod Kingery
“Belly flops when it comes to effective satire and face plants into the sand when it comes to raunch.”
“Belly flops when it comes to effective satire and face plants into the sand when it comes to raunch.”
“Dom’s betrayal is pretty thin gruel that no true fan will buy, and new director F. Gary Gray knows it.”
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“Amazingly-realized destructo-porn special effects and a story with the depth of an empty swimming pool.”
“It’s loud, completely brain-dead and…sets new levels for absurdity in its action sequences.”
“Throughout the film, the messages are mixed and the plot details are often flimsy.”
“A Jules-Verne-defiling sequel filled with idiotic leaps of logic.”
“Uninteresting…the ultra-violent action flick is without personality.”
“Johnson is following the movie career of another wrestler-turned-actor, Hulk Hogan.”
“Hard to tell where admiration for the sci-fi genre ends and unoriginality begins.”
“Another tough-yet-sensitive guy role for former WWE star Dwayne Johnson.”
“While the dryness and silliness are there for the most part, some of the jokes sink fast on the big screen.”