Okay, i'll admit, I enjoyed the film in a take-your-brain-out-and-don't-think-too-hard kind of way.

It was fun, though the attempts at the human suffering angle the first film had a reasonable crack at, were half hearted at best. They felt like something to fill in the gaps between action sequences, which were plentiful and well presented. So, for a special effectstravaganza that doesn't worry about trying to go all plot on you, points for the film.

Michael Bay would have been proud.

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As a HUGE fan of the original film, I was so happy to finally see ID:R in theaters and to my delight, I really enjoyed it (so much so that I had my second viewing today, and a third scheduled for Tuesday). Yet, it seems like no one else seems to like it. I acknowledge that the movie has too many characters, little to no sense of dread (except with Jasmine and Julius fighting to outrace death), a rushed pace, and the most blatant cliffhanger ending I've ever seen, but I still enjoyed it, even

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