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I actually like Riddick, all three of them! Haven't checked but am pretty sure they would've gotten less than 60%
I just checked. Pitch Black is the highest with 59%. I like all of those movies too ๐ญ
Wow.
Pitch Black put Vin Diesel on my radar as an actor.BI expected less than nothing from that film, and Vin has like 3 lines of dialog, and just carries it.
It's refreshingly daring hard scifi. And yes, it's also charming SciFi channel schlock. Both are somehow true.
Shame it didn't get what it deserves.
Agreed, although I was disappointed in the last one, but that's because Chronicles was my favorite, and I had hoped it would spawn a Star Wars-esque space opera like series. I was super invested in the world. We still never got to see the underverse! I get what happened with three. Two didn't do well enough to support the investment that a true sequel would require, so they tried to cater more towards the pitch black "space thriller" audience, but it just felt like they rewrote pitch black on another planet.
Yea I get that, specially with the last one they had to put him right back into the pitch black cenario, but still enjoyable to watch, probably because how good vin diesel portrays this character. I've seen several posts on his Instagram about an upcoming Riddick film, but when? I guess after another FF.
The games were absolutely classics as well