Trevor Noah: The Daywalker

Roxanne B (kr) wrote: It took a whole hour to get somewhere in the movie. Once the killing starts it continues, this is the last 45 mins of the movie. My god, did I find this movie one of the most boring films ever. I feel like someone made it over a weekend as a school project. It is very predictable from start to finish

Erin D (br) wrote: this was total fluff in the worst way, but ok in a pinch to numb your brain.

Janice S (ru) wrote: It's kinda funny, although this film proves Joseph Fiennes was made for serious films - e.g. The Great Raid - not for romantic comedies.

Josh M (kr) wrote: This is the ninja movie I've been dreaming about. The answer to any given situation is front flips.

Brett B (jp) wrote: Edward G. Robinson is dynamic and explosive as the title character, and the film itself - while somewhat overwrought and silly at times - is effective. The movie's attitudes towards depicting violence are interesting, having been made in the pre-Hays Code era, and that lends the film a more immediate and stark feel than some of the later gangster flicks of the 1930's.

maxwell w (nl) wrote: The only redeeming thing about the film is the script. Everything is is a pile of garbage mixed with feces. However, I still enjoy the film, so I gave it an extra half star.