Looks like Michael Bay can't get enough of being Michael Bay. 6 Underground is essentially a showcase of everything we've come to know about Bay's films, rolled into a single piece - underwritten (one-note) characters, blonde/brunette bombshells who can cock a gun and kick major butt, tonnes (I mean tonnes!) of explosions, slow-motion-filled set-pieces shot in locations around the globe, a storyline that doesn't make any sense, bad editing, and at times kick-ass soundtrack (I was really glad to hear tracks by The Score and Welshly Arms!).

It almost looks like Bay stuffed all of these things into a mixer and 6 Underground was what the end product looked like. The cinematography by Bojan Bazelli boasts dazzling frames when the (shaky) camera isn't running behind someone during a bloated set-piece. The film also spends a good amount of time trying to explain the motive of its lead characters but you come to an early conclusion that there isn't any. Barring a few funny one-liners by Ryan Reynolds, the writing by Deadpool writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick is largely bland.

P.S - The opening twenty-minute set-piece was the best of the lot!