This movie takes both the greatest weaknesses of Ryan Reynolds as an actor, and all the flaws of Michael Bay as a director and combines them into one big mess of a movie.

"6 Underground" set a record for how quickly it could upset an audience and have them turn off the movie. In the day and age where movies try to sell themselves in the first 5 minutes, that way they don't switch what their streaming on Netflix. Thankfully this movie made it clear in the first 5 minutes that this movie was not concerned with character, story or filming with any clarity.

This would be the very example I would show to a class of how not to shoot an action scene. It is cut to pieces; camera is always moving, and the audience cannot tell what is going on.

Not much to say. Bad characters, bad action and bad story, a bad time to be had.