It's possibly even more enjoyable than that terrible Monster Hunter film, as well as most of the Jurassic installments. Naturally, there are some truly ridiculous scenes—like Keyes failing to recall that when the smaller turkeys flee, it signals a larger threat is nearby—but wow, the appearance of the massive turkey was wonderfully gruesome, and watching those two enormous turkeys causing mayhem at the conclusion …

It makes you wonder if filmmakers think the Vietnam era provides an especially entertaining backdrop for performers, given all the elements it allows—racism, violence, and snappy dialogue. Plus, the Russians are involved again! I was hoping Russell Crowe might have returned to that accent, maybe playing Tolstoy, but these Russian characters are effective villains. I found a great deal of enjoyment in the initial p…