Very best movie i ever watch

Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

As the baddy says toward the end of the movie that while the other agents were studying and training to be FBI agents the baddy studied them, their strengths and weaknesses. The baddy was smarter than them. Also they were in training without having much job experience yet. Obviously there is a difference between potential FBI agent and an experienced expert FBI agent. I'll admit the movie was not the most clever movie that would change your perspective on what a movie is but its not the dumbest movie or the worst movie ever. At the end of the day it was entertaining and that is all you need. Its definitely better than half the movies in 2017

MINDHUNTERS is a big-profile slasher flick from Finnish director Renny Harlin, a man not known for the quality of his recent work. This one has an elaborate set-up in which a group of trainee FBI criminal profilers are sent to a remote island on a training exercise only to discover that one of their number is a killer hell-bent on destruction.Despite the novelty of that particular premise, MINDHUNTERS turns out to be business as usual as the cast members are bumped off one by one by the devious killer, whose identity is kept hidden until the climax to add some whodunit angles to the storyline. The deaths tend to be fairly elaborate, including one of the most inventive uses of liquid nitrogen since the days of TERMINATOR 2 and JASON X, but Harlin's direction is sub-par and his attempts at atmosphere make the film look dated in the extreme.Still, the producers have done well to assemble a whole slew of familiar faces, although the likes of Christian Slater and Val Kilmer, despite being top-billed, don't have a great deal of screen-time. Instead we're saddled with LL Cool J doing his 'tough survivor' schtick after DEEP BLUE SEA and THE MUMMY's Patricia Velasquez to lend some glamour.Unfortunately, the film's heroine, as played by Kathryn Morris (who she?) is weak and irritating, and Jonny Lee Miller's accent is decidedly dodgy. Clifton Collins Jr. bags the most interesting role as the wheelchair-bound agent. In any case, MINDHUNTERS is standard fare indeed, and doesn't really have much to make it stand out from the crowd.

A review requires a minimum of 10 lines. The maximum is 1,000 words. Man, think of it 1,000 words all to summarize the movie, The Mind Hungers, or Huggers or The Mine Humpers, or whatever the title is, 1,000 words. What do you think most of those words would be? Do you think it would be mostly "the"s or maybe a sh*tload of "ultimately"s ? Seems like a lot of work. Hey, did you see this movie? Did you like it? Do you remember the part when that one guy shoots the rocket launcher at the other guy and he's all like " Yeah! That's for so-and-so!" that part was awesome. Oh or did you see the part when like they all gotta do a spacewalk to escape to the undamaged life-pod, man I didn't think they would ever get there. Go Chiefs!

Formulaic thrill ride with intellectual pretensions as F.B.I. profilers are at the center. The best and the brightest. Ooops! That is the problem in this visually vigorous "guess the killer among us" Movie. The Agents don't seem to be too smart although they pretend to be, spin and solve a Rubik's Cube in less than two minutes, is an obvious and ostentatious display.If you buy these characters and settle in for the somewhat creative and sanguinary serial killings, the Movie might pass as an entertaining diversion. The set-ups and the executions are the main thing here and complexity or the mysterious are shelved.An acceptable entry into the middle rungs of this kind of thing that has more style than substance. The ending is ho-hum and goes on a bit too long, but in the end it is watchable but frivolous fluff-stuff.