For some strange reason my gf and I really enjoyed this movie :) It's definitely not for the smaller children though.

Loved it!

Kind of a simple, fun movie, but I liked it. The CG giants were both done badly and great at the same time, if that makes any sense, which I also tend to like for some reason, lol. I loved the top-fro on that one giant, hilarious.

Adventure fantasy stories have a special charm when they’re well told, and Jack the Giant Slayer delivers. It doesn’t aim to reinvent the genre or leave a lasting mark, but it does provide an entertaining film with solid pacing and an impressive visual display that immerses you in its world of giants and heroes. The story is simple: a young farm boy gets caught up in an ancient conflict between humans and giants when he unwittingly opens a portal between their worlds. What follows is an adventure packed with action, danger, and characters that serve their purpose well, even if they don’t bring many surprises. Nicholas Hoult fits naturally into the role of Jack, bringing charm to the character, while Ewan McGregor stands out as a knight with plenty of style. On a technical level, the film shines. The special effects are well-executed, and while the giants are CGI, they feel convincing within the film’s universe. Bryan Singer handles the action and pacing well, ensuring the story never loses momentum. It may not have the grandeur of other fantasy epics, but it doesn’t need it—its goal is to entertain, and it accomplishes that effortlessly. Perhaps its biggest flaw is its lack of ambition. The film follows a traditional structure without taking many risks, and its script is fairly conventional. It doesn’t break new ground or attempt anything beyond what we’ve already seen in similar films, but at least what it does, it does well. If you enjoy adventure films with a touch of classic fairy tales, Jack the Giant Slayer is a solid choice. It won’t revolutionize the genre or stay with you for years, but it offers an entertaining, well-crafted spectacle with enough charm to make it worthwhile.

Only made it through the first five minutes, didn't see any reason to continue.