This film really shines in some ways. In the last few years, Hollywood has taken a turn for the worse and pushes a lot of politics in films. This film largely avoids the politics and mostly feels organic.

There's a lot to like about this film. The story is fun. The action scenes are exciting and the cinematography is consistently interesting. The mix of characters mostly works. You can switch off and enjoy this film for what it is.

Where this film narrows its target audience is that the humour is too juvenile and that a few of the performances are particularly wooden. The worst two performances are Harris (Frances Barrison) and Harrelson (Cletus Kasady). They are especially one-dimensional.

If you can look past a few mediocre performances (especially Harris, who is usually excellent as per her Pirates of the Caribbean role as Calypso) and roll with the juvenile humour, the rest of the film is plain good fun. It's great that you don't have to feel like you're being beaten over the head with shallow politics for once.

I would highly recommend this film to people in their early teens that like a bit of gore and profanity. The gore itself is quite tame but the concepts can be intimidating for quieter and more sensitive teens.

I would put this film in the "highly recommended" for certain younger audiences. Especially that it doesn't ram politics like most films do today. I would definitely recommend it.