Hercules
Action • PG-13 • 2014 • 1 hr 38 min
Starring
Dwayne Johnson, Ian McShane, John Hurt, Rufus Sewell, Aksel Hennie
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A good take on Hercules but could have been better.
4 me it had the same effect as Universal Soldier, in feeling 12" taller afterwards, so def' The Rock's best film ever as it just brings it!
Better than you'd expect; about idea of legends. Aware of it's melodrama by having The Rocks armour-muscles smaller than his actual muscles.
Interesting, not bad, but not amazing. The Rock is always oily.
I LOVED this movie. The action. The drama. The story. EPIC!
Really excellent nonsense, an enjoyable adaptation of the myth that covers an aspect many versions like to ignore
Surprisingly not bad! A very fun action adventure. Not overwhelming original, but a very entertaining watch!
Im surprised this movies actually get made.
Another one of those retelling movies that would have been better if pitched as an original concept. 5/10.
It's entertaining. Just ignore the plot holes and the mediocre acting.
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