Average Ratings:2.5/5
Score: 50% Positive
Reviews Counted:3
Positive:1
Negative :1
Neutral:1
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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Neil Soans Site: Times Of India

The computer graphics and visual effects showing the bionic smarts look real, but the same cannot be said for some of the set pieces. Action, for the most part, is quite edge of the seat, especially, the one in the elevator.
Overall, Bloodshot is a decent attempt that scores on its ambitious sci-fi imagination and a superhero, who is always ready for action.

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Ratings:1.5/5 Review By: Prahalad Site: Firstpost

Even the action set pieces have a been-done-before feel to them, and only fulfill their functional requirements. So much of Bloodshot is reminiscent of other films (many of which we have already mentioned), you start to wonder if there is a single original idea hiding underneath its typical Hollywood exterior. So much of it is typical of the superhero genre, it is hard to summon any more enjoyment from it.

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Ratings:2.5/5 Review By: IANS Site: Outlook

Set in an unnamed metropolis of darkly gleaming skyscrapers, the film is surely fun to watch, but it never feels grounded in reality. You never feel like there is anything at stake either, because we are given to understand that our hero is invincible. He does not get damaged by virtually anything, so it makes the action sequences that play out feel like a breeze to watch.The script definitely reeks of poor writing especially when there are unintentionally awkward and exemplifying moments intended to inject humour or life lessons. The film falls notches down because of director of photography Jacques Jouffret”s poor cinematography. With unsteady frames and poor lighting, especially in close-ups and mid-shots, the film is visually disconcerting and off-putting.

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