Think of this as an inbetweener you have to get through to get to the final two films in this series. Tedious, but necessary.

If you choose to watch this film, do so for the mad, mad, mad antics of Ninja. Dev and Hugh are too thinly drawn here to merit a criticism. Copley plays Chappie with heart. And when you start watching a film and use your brains, it helps to have a character like his. Really wish I liked this film more, but I don’t.

Rosie Dunne leaves a lot undone. And maybe that’s how real life is, but you really can’t be that stupid in life. Really not worth your time or money. Unless you’re a sucker for these kind of films.

Find a cheap morning show if you’re really keen on catching this one. Or don’t. Even if you’re a fan of any of these ‘actors’ or ‘writer’ or ‘director’. Unless you’re a glutton for punishment.

Do yourself a favour and wait till this one’s out on DVD.

Take an aspirin before walking into this one. Twists and cuckoo-ness apart, it’s curiously not that much of a suspense story. You kinda figure that out in the first half itself.

It looks good. But it doesn’t really keep you interested in the goings-on. You couldn’t care less about any of the characters. And that’s always a bad sign.

Strictly avoidable, even for Bruce Willis fans. Or action fans. Or gangsta film fans. Or action fans.

If you’re gonna watch this one, do it for Aniston. She is near about the only spark you’ll get from this lazy attempt of a movie.

‘Into The Storm’ is all about the spectacle of destruction…