It was good to go to the cinema to watch something that is NOT another superhero movie, but this one straddles somewhere in the parody/homage aisle in between genres.

The problem is though that this film was really not made for me I think but a different audience. The only good thing I liked about this movie was the ever wonderful Michell Yeoh, but the rest left me cold. It will definitely fit a certain audience with it's off-beat humour and multiple Easter eggs.

However, I just wanted something that would grip me, but it might endear itself more to a female audience. That's not to say there isn't enough in it to make males enjoy it too. It's just a bit overlong and you'll either go with the ride or just want to get off. It didn't really add anything new to the increasingly parodied multiverse idea (e.g. Family Guy has done it to death now), but who cares?

For some I'd take a read of the reviews before watching it. It will be one that will find a cult audience in the same way that other left-field movies (like Scott Pilgrim) have over the years. Just wasn't for me sadly.