All User Reviews

Crazy but fun

Enjoyed this immensely. Eclectic, but fun. Not family friendly. Main character is a lesbian. Has lesbian other universe lesbians with hot dog phallic fingers (funny though!).

Enjoyed it better

Much better than the previous all girl cast version. Watchable.

Mildly Entertaining

I was able to make it through the film. Didn't hate it, didn't love it.

Confusing

Probably should have been a longer movie, because there seemed to be a lot of confusing situations.

Has woke elements

I enjoyed a good portion of the film. Loved the screaming goats.

Does not hold a candle to harry potter

The movie does not have the excitement of Harry Potter. Great special effects, but I had no idea what was going on, I couldn't follow the stories, the writing was all over the place. I fell asleep about 3 times. It also feels a little contrived that Dumbledore was made gay to please the Hollywood tick boxes.

Pretty woke

You can tell the film is written by leftists as all the military are caricatures of what leftists think soldiers believe. Conservatives are portrayed as racist rednecks. The main actress is very pretty but it's super woke.

The days before woke. A lot of fun, and very easy watching.

Floppy dick ending.

The series was generally well filmed and edited. There were surprisingly few interviewees for having some 200,000 attendees, but so be it. They spent all the budget on music rights, probably.
While the narrative follows the downward spiral of the festival pretty accurately, suddenly at the end the director / producers / buzzkill dumbass filmmakers decide to end it with a 20-minute lecture on the #metoo movement and about the plight of the poor downtrodden vagina.
Until then, the film was about the festival, and it should have ended on the festival. Except it didn't. it had to run with the feminist slant. It's so awkward that it looked tacked on and shoehorned in.

Three people DIED at that festival, but the filmmakers spent the last half of the last episode angry that someone's tit was grabbed in a mosh pit.

So, just switch off the last half of the third episode, and you'll get through it with only mild woke damage.

Marketed as woke but surprisingly only about 5% woke.

There is outright misogyny in the writing for some of the other natives. Her line "Because you all think that I can't." In response to her being asked why she wants to hunt, could have been rewritten to get around that. This movie's other elements surprisingly lack woke elements accept for the small misogyny already mentioned.

Typical, unrealistic, action movie

The storyline is well above average for a covert operative adventure plot. The acting and direction was spectacular. The special effects are outstanding. This film contains the finest drone cinematography I've ever seen. It's worth watching for that alone. The fight scenes are typical Hollywood BS. A real hand-to-hand combat fight rarely lasts a full 30 seconds. Also, I have a problem with movies depicting women competing with men in hand-to-hand combat. It's unrealistic. In reality, women should be trained to strike-and-flee when confronted by any man willing to hurt a woman.