Is the song at the credits :)

decent movie to fast-forward through, but has more holes in the plot that swiss cheese.

You'd think with the lack of choice in blockbuster films over this pandemic, people would be more appreciative one comes out that is packed with action and fun, and has an A-list cast. But no, instead everyone is comparing this film to other movies in disappointment.

Who cares, just turn your brain down, grab some popcorn and a bevy, and sit back and enjoy the ride. Sure some CGI wasn't great, but when a film has a budget (Wahlberg's salary?), I'm sure some cuts were needed to stay within it.

The 106 min runtime flew by with the perfect pacing. Cinematography was on point. The writing/story was fun and refreshing with decent action. How can anyone say they couldn't understand it, or that there were many plot holes. I understood it perfectly, and saw zero issues with the plot. In fact, I thought the story was very cohesive with great continuity, and flowed smoothly and effectively.

Contrary to what the critics said, Antoine Fuqua's directing was spot on. Casting was decent and Wahlberg with all other cast performed great and were convincing. Whichever film you plop Jason Mantzoukas in, he does not disappoint, and his role as the Artisan will certainly draw some smiles.

I wasn't impressed with the score, and it sounded very B-film-like, and I was getting annoyed at that constant very distinct Transformers sound effect. It wasn't necessary and very out of place.

Nevertheless, it was a fun and entertaining film, and I certainly will recommend it for a one time watch. It's a well deserved 7.5 rounded up to an 8/10 from me.

Why oh why does drivel like "infinite" get greenlighted when projects like "deadpool" take more than a decade to see the light of day.

Not a single character has "abilitys" or "superpowers", this is not a movie about superheroes or superhumans it's a movie about reincarnation, where those that are reincarnated can remember their past lives, yet why then are they able to do ridiculous superhuman stunts without harm or seemingly any injury?, & if that isn't bad enough they also have access to unrealistic cartoon like technology, the entire movie is tripe, had this been an actual comedy it may have been worth turning the brain off for an hour & 40 minutes but this movie takes itself so seriously, trying to be cool with over the top unrealistic car chases & fight scenes & flashy "magic" tech & haughty with its silly "sophisticated" snobbish "I've lived many lifetimes" characters that it's just impossible to suspend that much belief to actually enjoy.

The original " Highlander" was excellent but every sequel & every attempt to replicate the brilliance of that original movie has suffered from the same problem this movie suffers from, garbage stories/plots & drivel dialogue,To say this movie or at least its story has no "soul" is an understatement, its merely a bunch of ideas borrowed from other works & popped into a blender, the idea of reincarnation is interesting but in " infinite" its used as nothing more than a gimmick to facilitate all the silly clichéd one liners & mindless fast & furious rip-off stunts.

Yes it's well made, brilliantly filmed & choreographed but the story /plot is childish, characters are silly & unrealistic, it is Comic book story telling at its worst.

Infinite has nothing new or original to offer, from its story/plot or its situations or stunts, all have been seen before & recently, nothing new there, but it dosent even attempt to disguise that fact or to even weave them into something that could be classed as its own identity, it's simply copy & paste.

If you are easily entertained with silly dialogue & all too often seen physics defying stunts with flashy cgi then this is for you, you will enjoy it, but if you have a modicum of intelligence above "beavis & butthead" & actually enjoy even a semblance of a coherent story/plot then sadly Infinite is nothing more than Meh!, which is sad really because handled properly this could have actually been a good movie, much better it seems than any involved had the capacity to actually realise.

Infinte makes every Marvel movie look like a shakespearian masterpiece.

Why writers, directors, producers think covering up a poorly written story & plot with fast moving stunts & sparkly cgi is ok is beyond me, a well constructed plot & story beats stunts & cgi every time & its about time they realised that.

Even after all the sillyness has finished the movie has the audacity to end with a meaningful speech about reincarnation by wahlberg, utter codswallop.

Best character in the movie was played by the best actor in the movie, Jason Mantzoukas, always a pleasure to watch.

This should have been better.