
Reviews — Blue Beetle
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Admiral Toad
It's enjoyable because it’s cheerful and focuses on family relationships. The romance isn't tied to an ancient deity, which is a nice change. It leaves you with a generally good feeling. However, the plot follows familiar superhero tropes. There's a large computer-generated antagonist, and the action sequences are rather bland.
Yvonnelim99
This movie about Blue Beetle is seriously great!! Amazing!👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻
CinemaSerf
It’s hard not to wonder if "Blue Beetle" would have been better off simply taking its name from that persistent, pointless fly that keeps appearing. Susan Sarandon appears as “Kord,” the power-hungry corporate leader attempting to engineer a super-soldier—dubbed "OMAC"—through an alien scarab capable of bonding a person with a nearly unbreakable internal structure. Luckily for everyone involved, Kord's housekeeper en…
scherbakovx
Initially, I wasn’t impressed; it seemed rather ordinary, and I honestly didn’t know anything about this Blue Beetle character. The only thing that caught my attention was his sword, which reminded me of Final Fantasy. Then, shortly before its release, I noticed positive buzz and became intrigued. Immediately after seeing the film, my reaction was simply "Wow." Essentially, it wasn't to my taste. Blue Beetle feels…
Manuel São Bento
Blue Beetle adheres closely to standard superhero origin story conventions, resulting in a rather predictable plot and a noticeable absence of originality; however, these shortcomings are largely overshadowed by the film’s strengths. The cast, composed primarily of Latino actors, delivers performances that feel remarkably authentic—Xolo Maridueña stands out as particularly noteworthy—and the movie is infused with the…


