Chatverock Takes itself way too seriously

Dotsthavesp I wanted to but couldn't!

Lachlan Coulson This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.

Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

picksuza The whole premise of the movie is based upon getting a double agent to a plane to come to America. Very action-packed and bloody/gory With lots of bone crunching involved. If you love those types of movies you will enjoy this movie. I was fine with it up until the end. Not something I would go watch again but definitely not something that was crap. My issue however comes because I like things to make sense logically. So it was at the end that Threw me off. It took me the drive home to figure out what set me off. Here's where the spoiler comes in: The double agent in fact turns into a triple agent for Russia. In essence killing everybody involved. I can live with this the only issue I have is that at the beginning of the movie that when they initially made that first bust it was because of the information this supposed double agent gave one of their agents. The feeling I got from the show was that because the secret agency went in and killed a bunch of Russians one of them being a rich ladies kid, the rich lady then hired this double agent to go in and kill the American agency. It still doesn't make sense because this double agent was the one that told them where to go to kill the Russians. Which means the kid shouldn't have died because the cop Was not hired until after the kid was killed.No way did the rich Russian woman have it all planned out and said hey you should go and kill my son. So maybe it's possible to think of some alternative reasons. They could be... A mark Wahlberg's character had a psychotic break down and either he went rogue or decided to kill everybody. Or the second situation is that another government hired the Triple agent to create all this chaos so that they could go in and kill this American agency. Regardless that's where they lost me.

stephontarvin Ronda Rousey, Mark Wahlberg did fantastic! Great ending too, caught me by surprise.

myignisrules Have you ever met someone who was trying too hard to be cool? That's this movie. Whalberg is annoying and thoroughly unlikable as the "hero" The dialogue style of everyone talking really fast and over each other grates on your nerves. Seriously, this movie wants to be badass and serious and funny and just come across as that person you want to avoid at the party. Iko Uwais (The Raid) is the only enjoyable part of this movie. 4.5/10

Edgar Allan Pooh . . . MILE 22 asks. It would be the End of Life of We Knew It, MILE 22 suggests. Of the 58 Americans shown during MILE 22, only "Marky Mark" survives. Red Commie Russia and its barbaric smirking allies slaughter everyone else in the course of MILE 22. The devious KGB plot outlined throughout MILE 22 is simply a prologue to a brutal sneak attack planned for our USA Homeland (as well as London, Paris, Rome, and Athens) designed to spread Cesium 29, turning millions of innocent folks into Jello and making the Free World uninhabitable for the next 160,000 years, MILE 22's background images document. For the purpose of time (and the filmmakers' self-preservation against the Real Life threats of the venal, revenge-obsessed KGB Crime Lord "Mad Vlad" and his mobster mouthpiece in our White House), MILE 22 does NOT show us exactly HOW the amoral Russian psychopaths obtain America's secrets. Certainly we all KNOW in our hearts that a Kremlin-rigged "election" elevated a New York City gangster (recruited as a teen at Reform School by the far-sighted KGB) into the core of the U.S. Government, allowing this Russian "mole" to meet alone recently with Mad Vlad in Helsinki and compromise America forever.