Riddick

A classic Vin Disel and a lonely planet teeming with strange predators challenge the will of bounty hunters and a forelorn battle commander. There is non-stop action from chase scenes to hand to hand combat.

This film tells Riddick's fight for survival on an inhospitable planet, with monsters and bounty hunters after him.The first part of "Riddick" is like a sci-fi version of "Man vs Wild", but not in a good way.

I watched it in IMAX but I don't think it is filmed using IMAX cameras so if you want to save money you can watch it in normal screen. I don't remember any scene which looked specially awesome in IMAX but sound effects were nice.

The negative reviews for this film are clearly people who go to the cinema looking for pieces of art etc. Me personally, I love a good old summer blockbuster and this certainly fits the bill.

This is a genuinely good movie, it follows on from the previous Riddick movies and doesn't leave anything to be desired. Richard B Riddick is up to his old tricks again, and if you're a fan, you won't be disappointed, definitely a must see.

Well. I wouldn't say I was dragged along to the latest installment of gravel voiced bulk of confusion - Vin Desel's Riddick (Cert 15), but I wasn't really looking forward to it either, especially after the previous 'Pitch Black and Chronicles drivel...

Just writing my opinion about this film and don't get me wrong I am a big big fan of Pitch Black and Chronicles of Riddick and was looking forward to seeing this as well. I rushed to the cinema and bought the tickets.

The dynamic between riddick and the dog creature which i assume is cross between a great Dane and a dingo is amazing. Nice to see the softer side of riddick which kind of reminded me of the end of pitch black when he let go of Carolyn and this time he takes in the puppy which is a really nice contrast to letting her go and taking something new in.

I wasn't expecting much. When I heard of the sequel I assumed it'd be a bigger and "better" chapter in the Richard D.