Who doesn't love Ryan Reynolds? Stick his name on anything and you've automatically got everyone's interest right? (well, almost everyone -isn't that right, Netflix). I thought this was going to be like a RR romp through a 'gamer' style world - Deadpool meets Fortnite sort of thing - but sadly not to be.

The story is weak, characterisations are clichéd and even the action scenes look half-baked. The humour felt forced and there was zero chemistry between RR and Jodie Comer - TW was 1-dimensional as the bad guy he was so lame.

Ultimately, I'm not sure if the script writers knew who they were making this movie for - it ended up being quite exhausting to watch because of the tired tropes and reliance on cliché - it might 'only' be a 12A but the Studio Execs seriously underestimate kids if they think they can get away with lazy film-making like this! I'm being very generous giving it 4/10 and that's purely for RR!

Sorry Ryan, I still love you though.