Alicia I love this movie so much

Chirphymium It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

Lucia Ayala It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

djsamwel 1. American soldier are best than other country's soldiers, this is wrong. Soldier is soldier even if he is from Kenya but this does not mean that american soldier can kill Kenyan soldier easily as shown in this movie. 2. Woman main character is always becoming the lover of our main man character, this is old style come with different idea. But also woman main character is also good and strong as real soldier that she can even kill other soldier so easily as fly just because that soldier is not american ooooooh! this is also nonsense. 3. Always in movies like this american tend to show that they are better than other country, this is also nonsense. American directors need to change. CONCLUSION: this is not movie to watch you will just use your time for nothing because it is a terrible movie.

DJ Do not expect anything when you watch this film and you might just enjoy it. With the current blockbuster films that have been let downs, Revolt has been a refreshing piece to watch. Usually you can tell from the first 5 minutes if you want to waste 2 hours of your life watching a movie.This movie might be worth your time (but make sure you dont watch it late at night or else you may end up eating a bunch of snacks that can make you gain weight).The budget seems decent (you can tell by the big crowd). Smart move on the location. The CGI characters seem weird at first, but at least they do not look like the other movie creations. They took a good chance at being creative.The acting was also "not bad". That one character looks familiar from another scifi film. But sometimes this person looks different? That be awesome if those were 2 different actors. Either way, good way to create curiosity. Even the featured & background cast had ok acting. Great job yall. Hopefully the crew & crafty treated you well.

jbl-13597 I had no idea on what to expect when I watched this movie, but my overall experience was not a good one. I actually didn't know whether I wanted to finish it, or just find something actually worth watching.I ended up watching the whole thing though, as I thought "what the hell, I'm hangover and don't want to look for another movie, and might as well see the conclusion to this story", even though I really got no emotional connection what-so-ever with the main characters, due to below average acting (especially from the male lead), and weak-to-no backstories. Well, lucky me (sarcasm) because this movie really doesn't have a conclusion to the story - not a satisfying one at least. There's no trying to explain why any of it happened, why they needed to abduct people, what their possible motivation was, and so on.Also this movie is riddled with small, but surely annoying mistakes, that makes the overall impression suffer. Let me list a few that got on my nerves:When our main leads end up in a situation with the Kenyan military, our male hero ends up shooting some of them. First of all this takes almost 10 seconds. That's 10 seconds where armed military personnel doesn't shoot him, even though he stands about 5 meters from them, and they already got their weapons ready. Instead they run towards him, and gets shot. There's even a woman who runs almost all the way up to him with her gun (that's really not how guns are supposed to be used - especially not by trained military), and then when he points his weapon at her, she surrenders it. Which could be explained by her maybe not really wanting to kill anybody. Well, think again, because moments later, with no gun, she for some reason tries to overpower our male hero in an of course futile attempt.A returning mistake is people running out in the open to get shot, again and again, using no cover what-so-ever, even though these machines are slaugthering their fellow bad guys in front of them. There just seems to be a basic lack of common sense in this whole movie.These machines aims like clone troopers. Can't we agree that if aliens have the technology to travel many, many light years to Earth. they would first of all have much more capable weapons technology!? Also one of these machines literally shoots a guy on a motorbike out of the air, but can't hit the different moving cars our heroes travels in, at way slower speeds.At one point our heroes are driving away from hundreds of these alien tripods, and when they finally gain speed enough to outrun them, they choose to seek cover in an abandoned house out in the open for all the robots to see. What!? WHY would you ever do that!?The last thing I'll mention might really also be the dumbest of them all. At the very end, to get power to the EMP which of course has battery issues. He grabs an wire from a downed alien robot, and proceeds (with apparently a lot of electricity running through his body) to grab the EMP and power it up, so they can save the day. What really bothers me is, that there is NO GOD DAMN REASON for him to run the electricity through his body. Like, NO REASON AT ALL. What he COULD do, and what any normal person would do, is to push the EMP the last 2 meters (6 feet) over to the wire, and instead power it directly through that.I could mention more things, but I really don't want to devote any more time to this movie. I just want to end this by saying, this isn't the worst movie I've seen. But it definitely is a B-movie, and not one of the better ones I've seen. There's just too big a lack of common sense in this, and too many loose ends.

tfminfl 217. Revolt. Within the first few minutes of this one, I felt I was watching a movie that went ahead and crossbred the TV series Falling Skies with Terminator Salvation. Now it may have to do with the fact that Moon Bloodgood was in both of those, and the actress in this one, Bérénice Marlohe, could be her doppelganger in this... or it could be that the invading robots looked like Falling Skies invading robots and that the plot followed Terminator Salvation, substituting the whole Skynet Terminator time travelling robots for robots from space...or are they from space...dah dah dahhhhhh. So it starts bang right in the middle of a robotic invasion taking place in Kenya. And some dude wakes up in a cell with no memory of what is going on or who he is, freaks out, yells, someone says shut up...enter new best friend Nadia, a doctor, one thing leads to another and they go on the run for survival, heading in one general direction the center of it all, why?? Cause they need answers, also the streange tattoo that Bo has (oh yea, thats what Nadia names Lee Pace's character cause of a ripped tag on his shirt) a symbol of some sort looks like the power button symbol to be, but everyone else recognizes it as a satellite dish. Now the whole time Bo every once in awhile has some flashbacks to what happened before waking in the cell...are they of him being captured by the robots, mercy killing a wounded friend??? So whats the satellite dish transmitting, well its not that hard to figure out, especially if you see the similarities like I did. But overall, it wasn't a bad smaller budgeted sci fi flick.... Rock on!