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Excellent, a Must See

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

Excellent characters with emotional depth. My wife, daughter and granddaughter all enjoyed it...and me, too! Very good movie! You won't be disappointed.

When I first went into this movie....Nope. Not that type of review.This movie (to me at least) is fairly interesting, and quite entertaining. There's an organization trying to uncover secrets about the history of the assassins, by having them act out the events through a different take on time travel. You have a criminal being "forced" to have a part in that. The best parts of the movie are easily the events of the past: Assassins on the run.In present day, while the movie still keeps me interested, it just feels like it was meant to keep the movie running to its 1hr and 45 minute runtime. The movie doesn't really have muchc going on throughout it; the main goal just being to uncover a particular secret. While it is a step in the right direction for Video game movies, its not big enough to start making them "amazing", or "outstanding".

I was hyped to see one of my favorite video games turned into a movie , but let me just say it's one of the most boring movies i ever watched i don't even know how i forced my self to finish it .. the actors and director did good job giving the fact that the script is very poor and it's more about trying to set up a franchise rather than providing a good movie ..

Quite a few movies based on video game cherry pick from the source material to make a film that attracts a wider audience, with the intention to get them to try the games they're based on. They're not going to go into detail in a two hour film in the same way they would a multi faceted video game that wants to keep you coming back for more. I'm not sure, based on this film, I'd want to play the games. Here, a large organisation, with massive resources, has developed a device (that wouldn't look out of place in the Matrix series) which can tap into an individuals ancestral memories and project them for all to see, with the intention of finding something those ancestors hid.And it's that split - between current time and past time - that spoiled the movie for me. The scenes with Aguilar are well shot pieces of action; life and death scenarios that puts you in the center of the action, wondering how they're going to escape. The atmospheric eagle swooping shots give this over view of how vast the situations are that these characters exist in. And then it pauses and the we return to Cal Lynch in the present, with some dialogue about why he's in the situation he's found himself and meeting other subjects of this procedure. It's like you're watching the game and then watching the person playing the game, resulting in a weakening of the characters, as none really get fleshed out. It's got a decent cast - Michael Fassbender, Marion Cotillard, Jeremy Irons, Charlotte Rampling - yet it's the action that takes center stage and none of them really gets to perform. I mean, IMDB lists Brendan Gleeson (Joseph Lynch) above Rampling, though if you look away at the wrong moment, you'd probably miss him! A younger version of Joseph - played by his son, Brian Gleeson - gets more lines (though the film does touch on why that happened).

Thank you UBISOFT AND THE WHOLE FILM CREW for bringing such an beautiful,thrilling,stylish and speechless VIDEO GAME FRANCHISE AND AS WELL AS THE ONE AND ONLY ASSASSINS CREED FILM.. IAM SIMPLY LEFT SPEECHLESS OF THE POWER OF HUMAN IMAGINATION.... AND CAPABILITY..