Assassin's Creed

Assassins Creed finally getting the love it deserves with this movie. Absolutely loved how they stuck with the plot like they did with the games.

it is a good action and sci-fi movie but I didn't know what was happening for 3/4. I don't like that 50% of Assassin's Creed movie doesn't tell about assassin's Creed... (I feel weird writing "good" or "bad" about film cause I know nothing about them)

As a massive AC fan, I went into this with high hopes…. it did not disappoint! Yes it’s a departure from what we’re used to, but the story, combat, parkour and costumes were amazing. If I could’ve improved anything, it’d be the brutality of the film, could easily be an 18 (R)!

Fancied a rewatch after having played the new AC: Black Flag Remake - the whole experience was considerably worse than I remembered it being.

Baffling creative decision to have 85% of the film be in the modern era, even more so because the “memories” sections actually had a really compelling story that’s never properly utilised. Narrative aside, the CGI holds up well. The sets were all very cool as well - particularly the Abstergo building. I was actually quite fond of the Animus redesign, seemed… intuitive?

Crazy stacked cast that, despite trying, can’t redeem the misdirection going on throughout. Michael Fassbender is very watchable as always, but he’s not enough. Callum Turner was done hella dirty here.

Fingers crossed the new Netflix show being made is better than this film. It would certainly be a challenge to do it any worse!

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Essendo un film discendente dal gioco perde in auanto ho sentito di non avere il controllo delle situazioni, nessuna situazione è compatibile con esperienze di gioco. Tuttavia è da vedere almeno una volta nella vita.