Boss Level

"Brash, brutal and smart enough to wink at the audience, Boss Level is a gratuitously bloody popcorner that never pushes the boundaries of the action idiom, but should please genre-savvy fans just the same."

"By the time you're a quarter of the way through it you're thinking, "Why hasn't anyone done this before?""

"Boss Level takes a well-worn gag and injects energy, showing the genre is still a game worth playing."

"With no pixels in sight, Grillo gives Boss Level the thing most videogame movie riffs lack: a pulse."

"An increasingly tedious amount of repetitive violence played for laughs..."

"Boss Level compensates for its overstuffed scenario and relentless derivativeness... with concentrated fast pacing and breakneck action."

"More of a grind than end-game content."

"It's outrageous. Just go with it."

"Boss Level is just an ultra-violent Groundhog Day that's unexpectedly fun."

"Time to wake up to Frank Grillo's star power. The charismatic supporting player... takes centre stage in this entertaining time loop thriller."

"You could enjoy Boss Level if you saw it on television after a few drinks."

"Passably satisfying."

"Sometimes you need a little bit of fun, and "Boss Level" delivers."

"A mishmash of better movies blended into something a little bland."

"The sentimentality is as rote as the movie's '80s lunchbox nostalgia."

"If the cast is above average, so is some of the humour, although dark doesn't quite describe it. Dark and red might be closer."

"Proving there is no idea so good it can't be improved by adding more explosions and car chases."