Reviews — Assassin's Creed
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Reno
The hype surrounding this movie was considerable, and it felt like it took a while to arrive. With the shift toward adapting video games into films, this one seemed delayed in joining the trend—perhaps that’s its drawback. Many viewers feel there are already too many movies relying heavily on special effects, and I suspect the screenplay wasn't as strong as Electronic Arts delivered for 'Need for Speed'. I hadn’t …
Dark Jedi
I won't pretend that I didn't find some enjoyment in this film; it delivers action, touches on biblical themes, and incorporates science fiction elements. It proved to be a reasonably diverting experience. Still, I couldn’t shake a feeling of disappointment. The plot involves an unremarkable man who turns out to be related to an ancient warrior from a clandestine society of assassins tasked with safeguarding the a…
Gimly
Having played several _Assassin's Creed_ installments, I can still say this movie makes very little sense. It squanders a truly impressive group of actors and adds to the growing collection of disappointing film versions of video games. Final rating:★★ - There were aspects that resonated with me, but ultimately it’s not well-made.
CraigJamesReview
This movie was surprisingly enjoyable; the action scenes are thrilling, reminiscent of Jason Bourne, and the performances from Fassbender, Cotillard, and Irons were good enough to distract from some of the script's weaker moments. I’d give it an 8 out of 10. You can find my complete video review on YouTube if you want to see more—I was aiming for something humorous, captivating, and well-explained, so hopefully, view…
PeterJasonQuill
This is an enjoyable motion picture, featuring numerous action-packed scenes and surprising plot developments that keep things engaging. There’s a good number of characters, each with considerable detail and background. The stunt work was exceptionally done, resulting in some truly impressive set pieces. It sticks to the source material more closely than earlier attempts at adapting video games, such as Doom or Warcr…


