Dragon Tamer wrote:
I think there's a fine line between "rushed" and "action packed," and at the end of the day it's largely a matter of taste and style. It's a little like how in martial arts movies they often speed up the footage of the guys throwing punches and such. Rushed? Very, but there's no denying it spices up the action too. Slowing fight scenes down to get in more detail works sometimes (I'm a huge fan of that one fight scene between Peter Parker and Flash Thompson in Spider-Man, for example), but imagine if all action sequences were done that way. It'd get pretty boring ultimately.
I think that's mostly the reason why the movie wasn't so well received with critics
