headsound This really could have been fun if they had payed any attention to character development, but they did not. I you like a "teenage" boy, with a mans body, who spends more than half of the film, screaming like a little girl, this is the movie for you!

mechamelone I was watching this movie in the comfort of my own home with my mom, her boyfreind, and my 8 year old brother. i am to say the least, I'm disappointed. the first scene consist of him moving in a new house. they have tense music playing, as if something is happening, but it would be 100 times better without. the sound makes me want to mute my TV. the graphics are OK at best, and the fight scenes where painful. but i bet you want to here the plot. so here it is. so a boy named max moves into a new house, and apparently moves a lot. max gets powers, that blow up machines. don't ask, its explained i guess. so max go's on a date with some girl, and she gives him her phone, and it breaks. he doesn't want to tell her, so he runs into the woods in the middle of the date. he meets turbo, a little alien. he gets a flashback, and turbo really worked with the father. so turbo destracts a limo full of armed men, max and his girlfriend go to the lab place. they meet his dads friend, he talks to them, then they leave. his mom gets held hostage, but really not, and it turns out that the friend is the bad guy. they fight another turbo that controls wind, with a really boring fight scene, then its a turbo, oh no! so they get mad and max leaves turbo (even though he will explode without turbo), and turbo gets kidnapped. the friend comes with a suit on, and they get beat up in a horrific fight scene, so they blow him up without taking any physical damage. turbo is gonna die? no. we know he isn't. stop pretending he will. so the movie is over. this whole movie could have been 30 minutes. they take longer doing a boring scene, like talking to a scientist, then introducing anything like a character, story arc, or ability max has. if this was a 30 minute movie, it would still be horrible, but in an OK movie kinda way. all in all, 2/10 for its terrible boring plot.

Magnus Bellstrand This is another action movie that spins of without giving you answers to the usual "why's". It sets a tone, and builds up a couple of relations between characters.But once the action starts happening everything else is just washed away. I'm given a weird CGI movie without a good story and the few good pieces that it had they never even cared enough about to include.Through the second half of the movie my questions were not "what will happen", or "how will it end". The questions in my head was "will they have the decency to tell me what happen with the relations they built or will they just end it after these prolonged action sequences".tl;rdHalf-baked action movie without a bang and without connecting with the viewer.

Reno Rangan I am not saying the film was terrible, but the timing was bad. There are loads of great sci-fi films were made recently and still coming out. So to compete with them, they have to go through alteration, even if they loose the origins of their film's theme concept. This story is same as many similar themed flicks. For me, it looked like a mini Superman film, but made for kids.The best thing about it was, keeping everything simple. And then the pace, which actually somewhat saved the film. I hooked to it from the beginning till the conclusion, but familiarity is what killed my interest and entertainment. The characters were okay, not developed well enough. But keeping young audience in mind, it does good. Because going deep is unnecessary stretch.The story of a high school boy who transferred back to a small town where has born. As he begins to hear a lot about his father from the local people, he becomes motivated to know more about him. But one day when something goes wrong, the next day he wakes up with great power. Not knowing how to handle it, he befriends with an unusual creature and together they fight those who are after them.Initially I thought it was related to 'Real Steel', but realised only while watching it it is completely different. From the director of 'Sorority Row', I think he did nothing wrong. Those who watch less films would enjoy it better. Visually okay, with all those graphics. Since it is PG13, I would say the target audience is the little ones. So from their perspective, it is acceptable. But I warn the grownups, stay away, or be like them while watching it, in order to get entertained.5/10