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The film is perfectly in line with the first installment in terms of setting, tone, narrative style, and composition, making it a successful sequel that is in keeping with the saga and doesn't attempt to overhaul anything. The plot is enjoyable from start to finish, even if it's rather simple and at times banal, almost as if it's trying to avoid taking risks, but it stops at the homework. It doesn't offer any great thrills, it doesn't add anything new, the story is quite similar to the previous installment, but it's a good diversion.

A film with a classic plot but a pleasant narrative pace (a fast-paced plot that avoids being boring and repetitive) and stands out from others of its genre for its irony, which is a key aspect of the film. It lasts just the right amount of time.

The film has a flat, banal plot that's boring from the start. The context in which the story unfolds is poorly and hastily explained, leading to the appearance of characters and factions randomly inserted into the story. The short running time makes it rushed and the characters poorly developed. I don't know how inherent and faithful it is to the video game series of the same name, but the film itself is poorly executed and boring throughout.

The film stands out for its realism in the track scenes (taking advantage of the possibility of recording live thanks to F1 which organized the filming during the real race weekends) apart from a few scenes that could be revised (such as an accident with ridiculous physics that contrasts strongly with the realism of the other race scenes). The plot is rather flat, banal and predictable from beginning to end. The characters are characterized rather badly, starting from the protagonist who is presented as a person with a particular psychology and a mysterious past but these themes remain there without ever being developed (for example the reason why the protagonist had to abandon racing when he was young should be the main theme, while when the truth arrives it doesn't even seem to be connected to his past but seems thrown in randomly). Overall it's not bad, but a simple pastime with a story that offers nothing and lasts even slightly too long for what it offers

A film that offers very little in terms of plot (a script seen and reviewed several times in the previous chapters) but above all it lacks that part of fun characteristic of the saga, because it tries to be funny but almost never succeeds. The short duration avoids being too boring.

A fairly classic animated film, slightly too long and at risk of boring for what it offers, but it alternates some fun and functional scenes to keep the film at a sufficient level. Nothing sensational

Film with a particular and well-made plot, which manages to keep the level of suspense and mystery high throughout the entire development of the film in a very effective way despite the long duration. Very appreciable

A rather classic but well-made film, with a solid plot and a good dose of action. As a prequel on the origins of Wolverine, it is appreciable and effective.

Film with a rather classic but particular story because the story is the background to the development of the friendship-rivalry between the two protagonists, who are described very well in the film and a prequel film for the original trilogy is created that is really well done and effective. Compared to the others in the saga, it is less focused on action but on illustrating the relationship between the characters and this makes it different from the other films and very appreciable

A film with a classic plot for its genre but well developed and which stands out for the excellent intensity that it maintains from beginning to end both for the plot content and for the action. The connection with the past differentiates it positively from the other films in the saga

A very classic film for its genre, with a rather flat and banal plot that does not reach great peaks during its development. The story is rather obvious, at times senseless, ending up boring in some parts

Film with a rather classic plot for the genre but well made in development and action. Nothing sensational but average for the saga

The action scenes and the setting are quite appreciable, but overall it is a very classic film for its genre in terms of plot and development, without reaching great heights.

Film with a rather classic plot for the genre but well developed and well done. The story is well developed as well as the atmosphere and the characters functional to the story, managing to offer an interesting film from beginning to end without drops in intensity

Film with a more classic and banal plot than the previous film, resulting rather flat and without a great evolution from beginning to end but appearing as a film equal to many others of its kind, which seems forced and boring at some point during its development

A film with a rather classic plot but a particular setting. It has a good development and a good dose of action combined with a solid story that makes it enjoyable from beginning to end without any drops in intensity.

A film with a well-developed plot and enjoyable from start to finish for its atmosphere and action, but overall it is rather in line with the other films in the saga.

Particular plot and atmosphere that make the film very interesting and with an atmosphere of danger and mystery functional from beginning to end. However, it is an average film for the genre

A well-made adventure film, with a solid and well-developed plot that manages to capture the attention from beginning to end without great climaxes but without decreasing in intensity.

Film with a well-developed plot and well developed from start to finish. Nothing sensational for its genre but really enjoyable throughout its duration

A film with a plot seen and reviewed for its genre, funny only at times and ends up boring a lot during its development, resulting very flat and not very interesting and funny

Very classic film for its genre. Compared to the previous chapter, the plot is more refined but less effective, making the film less fun than the previous one and therefore less successful.

Film with a rather classic plot for its genre but appreciable for its story and development. The tones of sympathy and fun adopted make the film more appreciable than the classic Marvel film

A film with a rather classic plot for its genre but well made in the development of the story and in the atmosphere and settings, which makes it a slightly above average film even if nothing sensational

The plot is quite classic for its genre. It takes characters, themes and scenes from the video game series dedicated to Uncharted in a not very faithful way and mixing the events of different games together, leading to a story not very faithful to the video games but also too accelerated and confusing for the purposes of the film alone.

Fun from start to finish, great performances by the two protagonists, plot functional to the fun and the success of the comic scenes, always pushed towards the ridiculous for the purpose of fun, succeeding fully. Well done for its genre

The film contains some funny and historical scenes but the film as a whole is not very successful, with the entertainment having ups and downs between successful scenes and others less so. The story is also functional at times. It lasts just the right amount, risking boring in the long run

Much more banal and less effective story than the previous chapters, it struggles to be entertaining and appears only as a copy of the previous films without ideas that focuses everything on the name of the saga

Unlike the previous chapter, the fun is clearly superior and continuous throughout the film, managing to create a side plot that favors the irony of the events. Clearly the best of the saga

A film that focuses entirely on irony, and succeeds in part. The plot is very banal, as a comedy it is appreciable but rather average for the genre. It alternates funny scenes with other less successful ones.

A film that relies entirely on irony but is rarely funny, ending up boring despite its short length. Even the plot of the story fails to save it and ends up being boring, not funny and devoid of content.

It takes up Homer's Odyssey with an excessively cinematic reinterpretation, because it is not very faithful to the Homeric poem but neither does it manage to fictionalize the historical event in an effective way to produce a film. The action scenes are rather flat (except for the clash at the end of the film), the duration is excessive for what it offers and leads to boredom during the entire development of the plot

Very classic film for its genre, appreciable for action and plot development but nothing sensational

Classic plot but manages to create an atmosphere and action scenes that make it enjoyable. Even the ending manages to be slightly different from what is usually expected from Marvel movies

Film with a very classic plot for its genre, but it contains a solid story and appreciable action scenes that make it an average film of the Marvel saga but nothing sensational

Plot rather banal and repetitive and boring in some parts. The film is the classic script seen and reviewed several times in Marvel films, where there is the random appearance of an invincible villain (but defeatable in the end), the Greek gods appear in an absolutely avoidable plot twist and a revisable ending for how the psychology of the villain changes rather randomly.Film devoid of real ideas

Varied and enjoyable plot of the classic Marvel movies. The story has a good development and uses elements of Norse mythology with good effectiveness in the final part of the story.

Film with an innovative story. The plot is well developed and interesting from start to finish, creating an overall excellent and attention-grabbing story. However, it is a good film but nothing more

Overall a good film even if the plot is rather flat and banal without proposing a solid story as in the previous chapter, but focusing everything on the characters, the action and the fun.

Film with a very well-made atmosphere and tone, functional to the plot. The story captures the attention from beginning to end, always maintaining an aura of mystery and hiding the truth until the end in an effective and unpredictable way, in full reference to the magic games that are the basis of the film

The story has a particular atmosphere and tone and an appreciable plot even though it does not present great novelties among the films of its kind. However, the duration is slightly excessive especially in the central part where the contents are lacking and the film is slightly boring. Even the last moments of the film could have been managed better and less chaotic

A film with a very particular tone and atmosphere for the film series linked to X-Men. The story is not banal and has a good development, resulting in an appreciable duration throughout which is not excessive.

A film with a very particular story that manages to combine thriller-horror elements with other fun ones, all on a basic plot that does not reach any particular level but is completely effective. Very enjoyable and with the right length

Film with a classic plot for its genre but also flat and banal. The story never has a real turning point ending up becoming boring in some parts and proposing a story that does not excite at any point. Some scenes then seem forced and the result of a film devoid of ideas (like the scene of the planet in which they sing and dance which is ridiculous). It seems like a film born only based on the fame of the Marvel label without wanting to propose anything other than the classic story seen and reviewed

A film with a rather classic plot and a fairly flat development from beginning to end without any great climaxes. However, the film's note of fun contributes to making it appreciable.

A rather classic and average film for its genre but with an appreciable plot and solid development that makes it interesting throughout its duration, which is correct for what the film offers.

Film with a very particular plot for the science fiction genre and stands out for the thriller aspect that maintains an aura of mystery on the effective story from beginning to end

A unique and innovative story, with an excellent development that makes the film interesting from beginning to end. The musical part of the film is well inserted into the story without being forced.

A series of episodes that do not seem to make sense: do they want to be funny? Tell a story? Show the psychology of some characters? All inserted in a frame (the publishing world) that does not even manage to act as a frame but is just useless. It is not clear if this film wants to be funny, transmit a message or tell a story because it tries to do everything without succeeding in anything. All in a film that bores from the start until it becomes unbearable and endless throughout its entire development

The basic story isn't even bad, but the development has an excessively slow pace for what it offers, an exaggerated duration and ends up boring at large stretches.