Best Paramount Entertainment for action sequence quality

#1

Most reviewers find the action explosive, stylish, and high-impact, especially the dog-track opener. A notable dissenting review says the once-propulsive action stalls during the first four episodes.

#2

The action is a major draw, from the Ukraine combat to Joe’s rescue, with several pieces called among the series’ most intense. A few episodes are criticized for overusing or...

#3

The late action-comedy material gives Cindy a welcome showcase, with energetic fighting and physical gags that improve the final act.

#4

The crash, river crossing, and wildlife encounters give the trek visceral stakes. A few viewers wanted less peril or found the largest set pieces overdone.

#5

Inventive bending, cooperative rescues, and some fluid fights earn enthusiastic praise. Other viewers find the movement stiff, the camera too static, or the choreography difficult to follow.

#6

Fast, forceful combat and an epic final battle are welcomed by viewers who enjoy the action. The exaggerated fighting also fits the cartoon’s energetic fantasy setting.

#7

Action ranges from tense, effective disaster storytelling to sequences some reviewers see as empty spectacle.

#8

The action ranges from crisp, emotionally charged shootouts and chases to sequences some found implausible or dull. Its pulpy violence works best for viewers who embrace the revenge-thriller mode.

#9

The strongest new stunts still deliver inventive, painful slapstick, but they are smaller and less daring than the franchise’s peak. Replayed classics frequently overshadow the fresh material.

#10

The best action-oriented set pieces use the van, projector, parking lots, and road hazards inventively. The climax and limited number of kills provide much less excitement.