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This starts out as a satisfying revenge action flick with modest stakes but unfortunately it soon descends into total absurdity and you can pinpoint the moment - right when psycho Bee lands at the petrol station.
From there on in it descends into ludicrous nonsense. My initial entertainment evolved into a different kind of enjoyment, laughing at the escalation and occasionally thinking to myself "sure that may as well happen, why not"

However with all that said, I still had fun with this dumb pile of shit

Rather than waste my and your time writing a long spiel as to why this movie is awful, I'll boil it down to its two biggest shortcomings...

1: The story-telling is atrocious. 2: It's boring. Those would've been the last two things I expected when it was announced that Scott was doing a Napoleon epic, but here we are.

I was robbed of 2 hours of my life.

Not much to brag about here

Cons: Entirely far too much Ezra Miller. The CGI and special effects were probably the worst I've seen in a big blockbuster movie in about 20 years.
Pros: Keaton

Watched this for the first time since it released on vhs rental in the 90s and it was big mistake.
Sometimes a fond memory of a movie you watched ages ago is best left undisturbed, this is a clear example.

This movie was appalling.

Runtime was far too long. PWB character was incredibly unlikeable. The plot was frequently incoherent. The action set pieces dragged on for too long to the point of tedium. Worst of all, this didn't even feel like an Indiana Jones movie.

I used to see the Disney logo attached to an upcoming animation or movie title and feel assured that it brought a certain degree of quality with it... after seeing what they've done with properties such as Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar and Willow in recent years and now Indiana Jones, I'm instead now expecting a pile of garbage. What a fall from grace

It was enjoyable but could have been excellent if not for all the made up stuff such as the antagonist agent, car chase, billionaire Tycoon getting smacked by a bureaucrat. There was enough of a real life story to make a compelling drama without all the Hollywood nonsense.

Not without its flaws but I have to admit I enjoyed it.

It's the first Marvel movie in a long time that evoked some emotions and actually had me thinking about it afterwards. I appreciated that it's a small self contained plot and by the end these guys reach a satisfying story arc conclusion for their characters.

Main criticisms would be that an awful lot of the jokes fell flat and the 2 hour 30 runtime dragged a little, it could've easily been trimmed by about 20 or 30 minutes.

Overall I'd recommend, it's a solid movie that occasionally tugs on your heartstrings much to my surprise. Hopefully the stench of the garbage Marvel has been pumping out for the past several years doesn't drag it down.