Bloodshot

The fast-paced, ever-changing storyline is the strength of this movie.

It's too bad that "Bloodshot" doesn't seem up to the task of fully skewering its genre and finding something new in the process, instead relying on resurrecting the dead for another bout of briefly diverting entertainment.

Bloodshot just isn't worth the effort.

It's Diesel-powered dumb fun.

While Bloodshot modestly delivers on the most rudimentary level, there's barely enough juice in that nanotechnology to bring such a paper-thin construct to life once, much less again.

By the time our man/machine finds himself in the time-honored pickle of dangling by one hand from a ledge 50 stories above the ground, Bloodshot has already given us an action movie hangover.

…arrives on the big screen looking distinctly like a re-heated dinner…

Bloodshot is even worse than I expected. The messy, formulaic, logically questionable screenplay by Jeff Wadlow and Eric Heisserer is the worst aspect of the movie, but the action is undoubtedly the most disappointing one.

Not much to talk about, and the film undoes itself anyhow. [Full review in Spanish]

Manages to entertain despite its extensive running time... [Full review in Spanish]