While the humour and fight scenes are good, the film is a little long and has its laggy moments.

Despite its flaws, catch this film for Sona. Every kick and punch she lands, proves that she’s grown in leaps and bounds since that joke of a boxing match in Holiday. While Murugadoss leaves a lot to be desired, it is a satisfying one-time watch for an action-junkie.

It’s a family film for children of all ages. And despite its flaws, makes for repeat viewings.

Brett Lee’s bowling (as Will) gets sledged in the film, buy an Indian cardiologist ‘wanker’, no less. His acting, while it leaves a lot to be desired, could do with some net practice. But he’ll get there soon enough. The film itself, could’ve done better with better writing.

Go for it… at least once. It has its flaws, but nothing you can’t ignore. And it has Will, Margot and Viola. And it’s all about loving your villains, after all.

Watch it only if you are a die-hard fan of the franchise. And even then, you’ll wonder why this film had to be made.

We’re more cynical now than we used to be. And if that child inside you still exists, you might want to check out this whimsical feel-good fairy-tale. And it’s Spielberg, so there’s that.

Go buy that ticket and strap in to explore new worlds with the Starship Enterprise. Enjoy the ride. We’re sure there are more to follow.

Don’t go in with mammoth expectations and you won’t be disappointed. It may as well be titled Apocalypse Averted, but that still wouldn’t salvage this film’s fate!

Strictly recommended viewing for people who want to get sledgehammered with silliness. Or just hammered by ham. You know you want it!