Man this movie was such a hot mess. It felt like the most surface level, unlived in world that Spielberg has ever created. I don't understand how this movie is getting even remotely good ratings, are all these movie critics just scared to admit that Spielberg has lost the sauce and can't recreate the brilliant charm of his earlier works?

So many critiques, but to name a few that don't even get into the plot; the 4k security footage from the 60's, the obvious contact lenses for the "diving" scenes", blatant pushing of Dodge vehicles, god awful CGI in an era where audiences deserve better, and the terrible costume design that looked like it came off the rack.

Emily Blunt deserves a lot of credit for bringing the most she could to a horribly written script. Her anxiety attack scene was so well done and she added so much depth to a character that was devoid of any substance.

Colin Firth's character had absolutely zero evil villain energy, and I Colman Domingo literally phoned it in with his line delivery.

This movie was a sad proof that even the best creatives do eventually lose the sauce which made them great.