Jackpot!

On one hand, it's authentic that the "annoying character" is played by a genuinely annoying ugly clown. On the other, it is so annoying you want her gone after 5 mins. Action scenes are mostly stupid, and you will befriend your right arrow key (skip 30 secs). Cena was good. Rest sucks.

I wanted to watch something that was a cross between The Purge and The Hunger Games, but less funny. I failed. Let's call this movie what it is, a fun-to-watch-when-you-want-to-kill-or-are-in-the-process-of-killing-brain-cells flick.

This was a John Cena's thing. Being the lovable action goof in a Awkwafina mash-up, doing their best not to get killed with the world hunting them. Predictable fun. Nothing more, nothing less.

I like the leads well enough.

Pretty harmless, but not really worth watching.

Laugh out loud funny. Both main actors are great and hilarious in their respective role. The premise of the movie is silly, it works well though when they lean fully into the silliness. The action is good too. Cena's introduction is a great scene. Sadly, as with most movies made for streaming, it under-explores its theme.

This movie has a really weak premise. The script is very repetitive, a lot of the same thing over and over again. The entire credits is filled with bloopers, it is like they are trying to make up for the lackluster movie

The premise is patently ridiculous. But the crazy fun is quite amusing in a few spots. John Cena and Awkwafina were humorous if not laugh out loud funny. The shtick wore off before the end, but it was worth watching.

Cena is hilarious, but the concept is seriously under explored and the movie sacrifices everything else to cram in as many subpar action sequences as possible.

Its best joke literally ends the movie. "I'm being sued for copyright infringement. Fuck. Eat fast, I guess." But the rest of the movie isn't that funny, despite Awkwafina doing what she does well (though it's hard to believe her beating up anybody, even in a comedy) and Cena's the best part. It's breezy with a fun premise, but the breeziness is a double-edged sword because the action feels too floaty. I liked it but it's not the best version of itself.