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I think I'd rather watch the first one for the 15th time and never watch this one. The second one was pretty far below the first I expect no different from the 3rd.
If we fail to anticipate the unforeseen or expect the unexpected in a universe of infinite possibilities, we may find ourselves at the mercy of anyone or anything that cannot be programmed, categorized or easily referenced.
- Fox Mulder
I still rate the first one supremely highly but have no issue seeing this one. I'm ambivalent on Berry, but apparently she trained pretty heavily - so I hope she doesn't bring down the level of gunplay. They've been pretty good about it so far.
I'll go see this, but not super excited. The first one was great but tbh I felt like it probably shouldn't have had sequels after seeing the second one, which was largely meh. I think if might have lent itself better to stories in that setting rather than direct sequels. There has to be a lot of interesting stories to tell with the worldbuilding they did.
Still, who knows. I feel like Keanu, Ian McShane, Laurence Fishburne, etc in that interesting setting - even if they utterly mail it in - it should be pretty watchable.
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The first one was really good, but pretty grounded. The hotel stuff was a little far-fetched, but not ridiculously so. The sequel went down a different path, and this one seems to be doubling down on the ludicrous world-building. Still, it looks entertaining enough, and since I've got an Cineworld Unlimited card it won't cost me anything more to go and see it.
The Keanu film with "3" in the title I really want is Bill and Ted 3, though.
