Sierbahnn

Sep 17, 2026

1.0

It is understandable that each story needs an antagonist, but when the focus of the movie becomes not the motivation of the antagonist but to paint a group of people **as** antagonists, then the movie starts to suffer. There is a stark difference between terrorists motivated by an agenda that the heroes have to deal with in True Lies or a Die Hard movie or even a criminal network in something like a later Rambo movie and a movie that sets out to be spiteful just to be spiteful against a group, to paint them as the antagonists not because the movie needs antagonists but because the movie has an agenda. This movie is just a trash fire. It is considerably worse than its predecessor, which was already quite bad and is just delving deeper into its hole. I'm certain that it has its audience among reactionary, xenophobic people, but it is certainly not a good movie, and I cannot recommend it to anyone under any circumstances.