Expend4bles

It's the third best out of the four, but better than [The Expendables 3] -- and still very entertaining.

If Expend4bles turns out to be a swan song, it’s a fitting one, since it so neatly encapsulates the series’ formula.

It's just a huge waste of people with incredible talent.

Dull and tasteless. The insertion of “4” [in the title] is unfortunately just about the most clever thing the fourth installment of this action series has to offer.

Expend4bles features a storyline that would make an elementary schooler chortle at its lack of originality. This isn’t second-rate 007, it’s third-rate Fast and Furious.

This is a dumb-as-rocks exercise in violence and stupidity, which represents a low for a franchise that was already scraping the bottom of the barrel, and it's on the very short list of candidates for the year's worst movie.

Its undeniable dramatic, narrative, and audiovisual shortcomings undermine any attempt to, at the very least, entertain with its repertoire of setpieces for viewers over 18.

If they're going to make Statham's Lee Christmas the star, time to latch onto the latest action trend. Set it during Christmas, give it a Christmas pun for a title, wrap some tinsel around a knife, and 5LAY RIDE is a sure-fire hit.

A glorified made for TV movie that beyond all odds made it to the cinemas - EXPEND4BLES is a callback to the direct to video sequels that exceeded their limit.

Though the stunts are good, sometimes the backdrops are questionable.