Excellent, Without a doubt!!

The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

There's a more than satisfactory amount of boom-boom in the movie's trim running time.

To share the same title as the original Heroes kinda draw fans expectation of the touching moment and those atmosphere of the series. It's not difficult to make audiences satisfy with the story and characters but what a shame that it went down the hill as many main protagonists keep losing their ability or even worse that some of them act like idiots. Not to mention the new one; good smurf turn bad and the whole world is waiting to be saved by the hands of little brats. If Reborn was really got released from fans' reception, it wouldn't give some the feeling like glance the clock and wonder when each episode's gonna end.

First half of the season is BOOOORING! Couldn't care less about the new and uninteresting characters. If you are a fan of the original Heroes, please push through until halfway through the season! Mohinder Suresh, Matt Parkman, Noah Bennet, Angela Petrelli and Hiro make a welcome return and it is quite interesting what they get up to. The only disappointing thing about the finale was how they **SPOILER** ===============================**SPOILER: Leave Matt inside a crashed car that has tumbled down the hillside. :/ ** =============================== The last batch of episodes are quite interesting I must say. The only new characters that were somewhat interesting though are Tommy (Robbie Kay) and Luke (Zachary Levi).So if you can push your way through the painfully boring first batch of episodes, the ending resolves in a way that makes pretty good sense in the 'Heroes universe.'

Imagine a time traveler, and he (Hiro Nakamura and Bennett) goes to the past to find out the details of an incident (13th June explosion), but they say "we must hurry because we have only three hours!!!"... a man (Bennett) tries to reach to his daughter whatever it takes, just to see his daughter. (by the way his immortal daughter is dead because of delivery (giving birth). He could get his daughter at last, and he has a chance to see her even though she is dead, but he rather stand by her side and leave there without uncovering the linen, so without seeing if that girl was his daughter or not!!...and imagine a boy who can send things to a place where he just think about. He teleports himself and his girlfriend to Paris (in front of Eiffel Tower) from USA, they want to enjoy the view of Paris on the top of the Eiffel Tower. Instead of teleporting himself and his friend to the Eiffel Tower, he is lining up at the entrance of the Tower. He is upset because he is not allowed to go into the Tower!!!...and so many nonsenses and contradictions that the film is full of..!!

There is no comparison between the original Heroes and this new one. It simply lacks the thrill quotient. The writers seem to be totally puzzled. It was really frustrating to go through the series just in a hope ... whoosh some great story idea pops up .... but alas. At the start itself the pieces were so confusing. Nobody new what was happening or what is going to happen. It was more like a political drama rather than a thrilling fantasy. The Evo's were there for name sake. We were hoping the end would be a bit more interesting, thrilling, but we expected a lot from people who wasted the entire season of 13 episodes just mocking the viewers for their patience and intelligence.